Car Wash Opens, Rooster's Coming: Eastern Montco Business Briefs

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —A new car wash has opened on the Route 611 corridor. Meanwhile, a new restaurant will fill the space occupied for years by the Keswick Tavern in Glenside.

These were some of the business stories that made news recently in Eastern Montgomery County:

Rooster's Replacing Keswick Tavern In Glenside

The Keswick Tavern in Glenside will be replaced by a group joining forces to open Rooster's, which is expected sometime in the fall. Stove and Co. Restaurant Group will team up with the owners of Jasper's Backyard to open Rooster's at 294 N. Keswick Ave. sometime this fall. The business will be a bar, restaurant, and community space. (Read this Patch story for more details.)

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Pete's Car Wash Opens In Horsham Township

Pete's Express Car Wash is now open at its new location in Horsham. Pete's Express Car Wash has opened at 233 Easton Rd., near the entrance of the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Route 611. The car wash sits on the property of the former Otto's Brauhaus. It is also a stone's throw away from another Pete's on Route 611 (Easton Road) in Warrington. (Read this Patch story for more details.)

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Penn State Abington Names New Chancellor

Penn State Abington has a new chancellor and dean. Gary Liguori has been named to the posts, effective Monday. The former provost and vice president of academic affairs at the University of West Florida was selected following a national search. (Read this Patch story for more details.)

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Indian-Fusion Pizzeria Chooses Bucks For 2nd PA Location

An "Indian-Fusion" pizzeria is opening its first location in Bucks County and second one in Pennsylvania. Pizza Twist will open at the Centre Plaza in Bensalem. Pizza Twist currently has more than 80 locations across the country, including Pittsburgh and six locations in New Jersey, with the closest in Cherry Hill. (Read this Patch story for more details.)

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Pickleball Popularity Picking Up In Hatboro-Horsham

The pickleball craze is picking up in Hatboro and Horsham. One week after plans were announced for a new pickleball facility will open this summer in Hatboro, Horsham Township Council discussed plans for more pickleball courts. At its meeting Monday night, the council reviewed a plan to build an indoor pickleball facility on Easton Road. (Read this Patch story for more details.)

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