Rooster's Opening Soon In Glenside, Montco Restaurants Recognized

Editor's Note —This is a summary of business news in Montgomery County.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —A new Dollar Store has opened near the Willow Grove Park Mall. Rooster's Glenside is getting ready to replace the Keswick Tavern. And a pharmaceutical company has chosen Montgomery County as its headquarters.

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

New Dollar Tree Opens In Abington Township

Raising Cane's isn't the only new business opening right near the Willow Grove Park Mall. A new Dollar Tree recently opened at the Plaza at Willow Grove Park on 2522 Moreland Rd. (Read More)

Rooster's Readies Restaurant In Glenside

The awnings are up and a giant television has been installed in the bar area. Rooster's Glenside is readying its grand opening at the former Keswick Tavern. But while no opening date has been announced yet, the restaurant's owners are making enough progress that they are starting to show off some of the new features of the business. (Read More)

Major Pharma Company Chooses Montgomery County For New Facility

An international pharmaceutical company has chosen Montgomery County to headquarter one of its new manufacturing plants. Nucleus RadioPharma, a Minnesota-based firm which is backed by AstraZeneca, will build in Lower Gwynedd Township. (Read More)

Grand View Health Receives $1M Grant For Expansion

The Pavilion at Grand View Health will be expanding thanks to a $1 million grant secured by U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick. For more than 100 years, residents of Bucks and Montgomery counties have trusted Grand View Health with the well-being of their families and we have been honored to serve our community. (Read More)

3 Montco Restaurants Among Inquirer's 3 Best In Region

Three restaurants in Montgomery County have been named in an exclusive list published by the Philadelphia Inquirer listing a few dozen of the region's best eateries. The new list of the 76 best restaurants in the Philadelphia area is a "survey of the establishments that define what it means to be part of Philly food culture in 2024," according to the list creators. (Read More)