Veterans to March on Valley Forge National Park Sunday

Several area groups are joining forces to rally and march in objection to the forced closure of the park due to the government shutdown.

New $100 Bill in Circulation Tuesday

Be sure workers and employees know what the new bank note looks like.

Chadds Ford Man Fined $100 for Running in Valley Forge During Shutdown

John Bell, a marathoner, said he parked in a remote lot that was not blocked off by barricades.

Corbett Compares Same-Sex Marriage to Incest

Gov. Tom Corbett stirred controversy with a televised remark about same-sex marriage.

Perk Valley Bridges to be Repaired by County

Bridges in Lower Frederick and Salford, among others, will be fixed in the next four years.

Warning About Potential Scams with Obamacare

Any time you give out personal information, it’s important to take precautions.

Valley Forge Park Closed Due to Government Shut Down

The Schuylkill River Trail will remain open.

Montgomery County Appeals Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes was ordered to stop providing same-sex marriage certificates by a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court judge in September.

What Does the Government Shutdown Mean for You?

Get information on what the government shut down means for the Perkiomen Valley.

Torn Between Two Senators: PA Voters Stuck in Middle of Obamacare Debate

While Casey Beats the Democrats Drum, Toomey Takes the Opposite View

Perkiomen Valley Homes Up for Sheriff’s Sale Wednesday

Local properties will be on the block for the monthly sale on Friday.

Mosquito Spraying Planned Thursday in Collegeville

After a mosquito with West Nile Virus was found in Collegeville, the county will spray the lower portion of the borough on Thursday evening.

Bad Bridges: PA Has Highest Percent of Deficiency

See how Montgomery County compares with the rest of the area.

Skippack Township Moves October Meeting

Due to attendance issues, the meeting will be held on Oct. 2.

Trappe Celebrates 10th Annual Community Day Photos

Skippack Township Accepting Applications for Supervisor

County Solicitor to Appeal Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

Montgomery County Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes was ordered by a Commonwealth Court judge to stop issuing marriage licenses to gay couples on Sept. 12.

Bucks County Man Dies of West Nile Virus

Man's death from West Nile Virus is the first death reported this year in Pennsylvania.

MontCo Officials Respond to Same-Sex Court Ruling

Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes is ‘disappointed,’ but will ‘fully comply with the court’s order’ that he stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Judge Orders MontCo Official to Stop Issuing Same-Sex Marriage Licenses

Montgomery County Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes has been issuing marriage licenses to gay couples, in defiance of a state ban on same-sex marriages, since July.

Area Woman Contracts West Nile Virus

This is the fifth human case this summer.

Allentown Mayor Announces Run for Governor

Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski kicked off his campaign in a formal announcement Monday.

Trappe Council Votes to Move Forward With CTMA-Public Works Merger

In a 4-3 vote, council changed the CTMA Articles of Incorporation to extend the authority's life and allow it to perform additional duties, including the ability to lend money.

Judge Considering Arguments in MontCo Same-Sex Marriage Lawsuit

A Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court judge said he would offer a decision as quickly as possible regarding the Pennsylvania Health Department's lawsuit against Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes, who began issuing same-sex licenses in July.

All-Electronic Tolling Coming to PA Turnpike

By 2018, cash will no longer be accepted at tolls, says a Turnpike official.

MontCo Plans Local Hazardous Waste Recycling Event

The Sept. 7 program will be held at Pottsgrove Senior High School.

Same-Sex Marriage Hearing Date, Arguments Set

The Commonwealth Court outlined five arguments to be heard regarding Pennsylvania Health Department’s lawsuit against Montco Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes.

Are Drones Watching You in PA?

Several Pennsylvania government agencies are using controversial remote flying machines called drones.

Regional Sewer Authority Replaces Engineering Firm

The authority is currently working to complete the middle interceptor of a new sewer system.

First West Nile Hospitalization Reported in MontCo

The victim is the second person in Pennsylvania to contract the virus, and the first to be hospitalized.

Gun Violence Prevention Rally Planned in Trappe

The event will be held at noon Wednesday.

Skippack Supervisor Mary Beth LaBelle Resigns

LaBelle, who served as chairman of the board, is moving to Michigan.

PennDOT Inspectors Close Arcola Road Bridge

The bridge was slated to be rebuilt in the winter of 2015.

Moody’s Changes MontCo Credit Rating Outlook from ‘Stable’ to ‘Negative’

The county's Aa1 bond rating was affirmed by the investor service.

Morning-After Pill Plan B Now on Store Shelves, Says Teva

The emergency contraceptive is now available over-the-counter.

Proposed Law Could Put a Tax on Plastic Bags

A new bill would charge consumers a small fee every time they used plastic bags.

Area Lesbians Make History with Montco-Issued Marriage License

Police keep watch outside as couple ties the knot in a low-key ceremony with historic implications.

Area Lesbians Make History with Montco-Issued Marriage License

Police keep watch outside as couple ties the knot in a low-key ceremony with historic implications.

County Commissioners to Hold Public Meeting on Arcola Road Bridge

Local Senator and Congressional Candidate Marries Gay Couples

State Senator Daylin Leach, who hopes to replace U.S. Representative Alyson Schwartz, has been officiating same-sex marriage ceremonies.