New Trader Joe's, Rooster's Coming: Eastern Montco Business Briefs

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —The fourth Trader Joe's will be coming to Montgomery County by year's end. Meanwhile, Rooster's Glenside will be opening soon.

A Horsham Township tavern will also host WIP Sports Radio in Philadelphia for a live broadcast Tuesday on Major League Baseball's trade deadline.

These were some of the business stories making news this past week in Eastern Montgomery County:

New Trader Joe's In King Of Prussia To Open By End Of Year

Officials said that the new Trader Joe's in King of Prussia plans to open by the year's end. The store will take over the old Bed Bath and Beyond building on 224 W. DeKalb Pike. An exact opening date has not yet been set. This will mark the fourth location in Montgomery County, with existing stores in Ardmore, Jenkintown, and Horsham Township. (Read More on Patch)

(Courtney Teague/Patch)

Rooster's Restaurant Opening Soon In Glenside

Rooster's Glenside is getting ready to open. The new restaurant at 294 N. Keswick Ave. is replacing the Keswick Tavern. Keswick Tavern's owners had announced their closure after numerous years in business and ended their tenure with an "End of Era" bash. (Read More on Patch)

(Rooster's Glenside)

Sports Radio 94WIP To Talk Phillies Trade Deadline At MaGerk's

The Phillie Phanatic is coming to Eastern Montgomery County. So is Sports Radio 94WIP, which is coming to MaGerk's Horsham to broadcast live and talk about the Philadelphia Phillies with Major League Baseball's trade deadline on Tuesday. (Read More on Patch)

(MaGerk's Horsham)

Big Blue Swim School Ready To Make Splash In Warminster

The Big Blue Swim School is ready to make a splash in the Philly Region. The Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday at the swim club in Warminster. The official opening is Monday. (Read More on Patch)

(Dino Ciliberti/Patch)

Penn State Abington Getting 1st New Building In 50 Years

Penn State Abington will get its first academic building in more than 50 years. The Penn State Board of Trustees approved plans to construct the new academic building during its July 19 meeting. The three-story, 85,554-square-foot building will house state-of-the-art learning and collaborative workspaces that support students preparing for careers in a rapidly evolving workforce. (Read More on Patch)

(Penn State University)