Montgomery County families continue to struggle to put food on their tables as the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Fortunately, the widespread damage is being covered by insurance, officials said this week, with some funds already disbursed.
Organizers say the trees will provide “nutrition and education” for the Norristown community, improving food security and healthy options.
The community is rallying in a big way around the family of 10-month-old Zara Scruggs.
The funeral is being held at the American Legion located on the 500 block of Marshall Street in Norristown at 1 p.m.
Many Norristown area residents are without running water Monday morning after a water main broke.
No spectators are permitted, and just 600 champion canines are allowed to enter, down from the usual thousands.
The ticket was sold at the same small location which sold a $1.4 million winning ticket just a few weeks ago.
Several communities in Pennsylvania, including Montgomery County, are among the 500 healthiest in the U.S., a ranking says.
The Boo at the Zoo, Boo Just for You, and Trick or Treat Nights will all be held this fall.
A huge jackpot winner was sold on West Marshall Street. The winner found out instantly.
Park trails and grounds are also open, though many building facilities remain closed.
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board says they're providing $2.8 million in funding to education and awareness projects statewide.
"Tarzan" is being brought to life on an outdoor stage unlike any other in Montgomery County.
The coronavirus sent millions of Americans, including some in Montco, into an economic tailspin that’s being felt at the dinner table.
“Consequences of the pandemic are threatening the stability of thousands of Montco households," organizers said. Here's how to help.
With everyone else going on, it might be easy to forget that flu season is coming. Have you received your flu shot yet?
The library is back: a limited number of guests will be allowed inside the library during reduced hours.
The new 10,000 square foot facility will include a walk-in clinic, telehealth, a partnership with the school district, and more.
The "dinosaur safari" is moving to Philadelphia due to overwhelming popularity, organizers said.
Several blocks in Norristown will receive a chemical spraying for disease-carrying mosquitoes next week.
A "dinosaur safari," replete with life-sized, moving replicas of Jurassic-era creatures, is coming to Philadelphia.
Patch's ongoing Local Heroes series is recognizing some of the most dedicated public servants in Norristown, like Marcella Sowell-Hemingway.
A customer at a Wawa in Montgomery County has struck gold.
Lenny Bazemore grew up poor, fishing Stony Creek and playing baseball near the zoo. He said the area made him into the success he is today.
In this new and improved event, cars can drive through the actual zoo, and will receive custom craft beer brewed for the zoo at the end.
No animals or staff were injured during the storm, which damaged exhibits throughout the zoo and forced an evacuation of many creatures.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
The group's volunteers have a simple goal: "to protect the people who needed the most protection."
The major construction project, which will bring a 272,000 square foot hospital to King of Prussia, reached an important milestone.
See Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in the night sky this Sunday. No telescope required.
Officials in Montgomery County will release school reopening guidelines on Friday.
Jon McGoran is to discuss his "Spliced" trilogy with teenage readers later this month.
Information regarding the job openings will be posted on the department's website on August 3.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear Cosby's appeal next year.
There are $55,000 in cash payouts for the cornhole event in Montco, which will be broadcast on ESPN.
While major Fourth of July events are canceled this year, "that does not mean the fireworks should turn into a nightly event" in Norristown.
The $10 ticket earned the lucky Norristown winner a prize of more than $318,000.
The 124,000 square foot community features 125 apartments, and owners say they are taking precautions to prevent coronavirus transmission.
The organization will work with the Audubon Center to make a student-designed environmental project in Norristown a reality.