Skyview Home/School Seeks a New Board

Methacton's middle school is seeking new officers for coming school year.

Say Hello to My (Not So) Little Friend

Thinking about what to have for dinner tonight? Patch has a recommendation.

Celebrate World Poetry Day by Getting Published

Patch welcomes submissions of poetry to celebrate the international date.

Worcester Man Pleads Guilty to Gun Charges in Fatal Hunting Accident

David Manilla was convicted of felony aggravated assault in 1995 and was prohibited from owning a gun when police say a stray shot during a hunting trip killed a Quakertown man.

Free Rita's for the First Day of Spring

Celebrate the First Day of Spring at Rita's with free Italian ice!

February Health Inspections for Lower Providence Township

How did your favorites fair during their February health inspections?

'Egg-Tastic Event' This Saturday at Ambler Savings Bank

Join the folks at Ambler Savings Bank in Fairview Village for an Easter family event.

MCCC Hosting Yoga & Meditation for Female Veterans

Studies show that yoga can improve sleep and help better manage stress and anxiety.

School Fundraiser, Wedding Planning, Theater and More This Week

A look at some of the events this week in Lower Providence Township.

Bank Robbery, Arcola's 'Into The Woods' Among Local News

A look back at some stories you may have missed during the past week.

$309,900 For Four Bedrooms: This Weekend's Open Houses

Homes to fit several different sizes of family budget are being shown in the area this weekend.

Arcola Intermediate Drama Reflects on ‘Into the Woods Jr.’

Students, parents and Arcola Intermediate School’s retiring director talk about the hard work and dedication that goes into a middle school musical.

Methacton High School Featured in ‘Touch the Future’ Art Show

Methacton High School students participated in the 26th-annual juried art show at Arcadia University and features 28 Bucks and Montgomery county public high schools.

UPDATE: Eagleville Man's Wanted Status a Clerical Error

Daniel Carosello was found not guilty of violating a protection from abuse order in 2012, but a clerical error kept a warrant for his arrest active in the system.

Mind the Cans in LP

A blustery day + garbage collection day = Cans galore.

UPDATE: Audubon Bank Robber Captured in Under an Hour

Police say a local cab company helped them capture the man they believe robbed the First Niagra Bank at Trooper and Egypt roads in Audubon Thursday morning.

Honda Recalling 180,000 Pilot and Acura Vehicles

Honda is recalling 180,000 vehicles in the US for a brake issue.

Collegeville Italian Bakery Says Goodbye to Beloved Employee

Kelly Gambone fought back tears on Wednesday as she ended her last day at the mom and pop Italian eatery on Ridge Pike.

Rifles, Tuna, High Heels, Disco Lights Recalled

Swiss Arm Air Rifle, White House | Black Market high heels, and Chicken of the Sea tuna are among some of the products recalled this week.

Audubon Ale House Prepping for a Party this Saint Patrick's Day

Join the Ale House for their third annual 'Green Keggs & Ham.'

Alleged Identity Thief Sought in Lower Providence

Shaqueia Evette Johnson, of Philadelphia, is wanted by Lower Providence Police for forgery, identity theft and other related charges.

CORRECTION: Eagleville Man Wanted by Pottstown Police

Pottstown Police are searching for an Eagleville man wanted on theft charges.

Headed for the Silver Screen? LP Residents Can Get A Discount

Lower Providence Township's Parks and Rec department offers up savings for township residents.

Stargaze with the Entire Family at Arcola

Methacton's Mallon Planetarium open to all this spring for family event.

Car Crash on Egypt Road Knocks Power Out in Neighborhood

A car hit a utility pole on along Egypt Road near Mill Grove Drive and residents and businesses in the area were without power Monday night.

Eagleville Taekwondo Celebrates 30 Years

The martial arts academy has been training locals in the traditional and Olympic-style sport for three decades.

Car Fire Reported in Aldi Parking Lot

The West Norriton Police and Jefferson Fire Co. reported to the scene.

Want a Happy Child? Methacton Wants To Help

'Raising Happy, Resilient Children' program set for March 18.

French Classes, Sugarloaf Crafts Festival and More in the Week Ahead

A look at a few of the events in the Lower Providence area this week.

Montco Has 29 Job Openings Right Now

Find employment through the county with nearly 30 positions up for grabs.

'Oz The Great and Powerful' Still Has Local Sunday Showtimes

In the mood for a movie? Find out who still has tickets around Lower Providence to the latest Disney blockbuster.

A New Roof For Tosco?

The popular local Italian eatery seems to be replacing its roofing structure.

Audubon Scouts, Summer Camp Hiring Among Week's Local News

A look back at some stories you may have missed over the past week.

$219,900 Asking Price for Unique Early 20th Century Home

Homes to fit several different sizes of family budget are being shown in the area this weekend.

Letter to the Editor: Now is the Time to Settle the Middle Interceptor Dispute

Lower Providence Township Manager Richard Gestrich says the parties have an opportunity to end the fight over sewer line location if they act quickly.

Indoor Percussion Competition Comes to Methacton

Students from all over the region bring the beat to Methacton High School on Saturday.

Red Sky at Night, Sailors' Delight

Sunset in Lower Providence looked pretty amazing Thursday evening.

Wine and Dine at the Library?

Lower Providence Library is planning a 'Novel Affair' for March 23.

Men At Work: Utility Companies Reduce Lanes on Ridge

Afternoon and evening traffic saw delays due to utility work on Ridge, near Parklane Avenue.

'Paint the Town Black' with Brother Paul's St. Paddy's Day Bash

Hoping to get your Irish on? This local pub has you covered.