State-Of-Art Headquarters Christened In Eastern Montco

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — A longtime Mexican food chain closed its last restaurant in Pennsylvania.

Meanwhile, the international headquarters for a company has been christened during a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony in Horsham Township.

This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in eastern Montgomery County:

New State-Of-The-Art Facility Christened

A company has now established its international headquarters in Horsham Township. Officials attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony recently for Asplundh's new state-of-the-art facility at 680 Blair Mill Road. (Read More)

Mexican Food Chain Closes Last PA Site

On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina closed all of its locations across the country on Friday, including its last remaining restaurant in Pennsylvania. (Read More)

Walmart Showcases Warminster Supercenter

Walmart held a grand reopening of its remodeled store on Friday in Warminster to showcase upgrades that reflect the company’s Store of the Future model. (Read More)

Parx Casino Named Best In Pennsylvania

Parx Casino has been named as the best casino in the Commonwealth. The casino and racetrack was crowned the winner of the Best Casino in Pennsylvania category at the 2026 International Casino Awards ceremony. (Read More)

Shopping Destination Named Best In Nation

Peddler’s Village has been named the best shopping center in the nation by USA Today and its readers. (Read More)

Jefferson-Abington Surgeon Completes 1,500th Robotic Procedure

A Jefferson Abington Hospitak surgeon completed a milestone 1,500th robotic procedure. Surgeon Seth Newman used the technology to perform a ventral hernia repair. (Read More)