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Selling Christmas trees has been a family tradition for the owners of Old Stone Farm, and they continue to grow as other farms fall away.
Coatesville’s long-awaited National Sports and Events Center—a $79 million project expected to create 350 jobs—looks toward breaking ground.
The paintings of Kennett Square-based artist Robert Jackson keep people talking with their fun yet meaningful style.
With ancestral roots that they hope to pass along to their grandchildren, local quilters share their passion for the craft of quilting.
After 25 years of trying to fill its historic "donut hole," Brandywine Conservancy has finally acquired Skirmish Hill Farm.
After 54 years, Bob Tattersall finally enacts his succession plan on the Wilmington Friends School gridiron.
Consignment shops across the region continue to resell old vintage and antique riding gear, giving it a new lease on life.
Classic cars will take to the streets of Coatesville, attracting over 5,000 spectators and showing new opportunities for revitalization.
On the eve of his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Dick Vermeil reflects on a remarkable NFL career and almost 40 years in the Brandywine Valley.
Newport, Rhode Island is a perfect location for scenic views, delicious food and entertaining activities for your next getaway.
Two high school sweethearts from Kennett Square finally got to hash out their ideal wedding on the Main Line.
Chester County’s Robin Ashby compiles a fitting tribute to 30 years of watercolors by his industrialist grandfather.
It may be more creek than river, but that hasn’t stopped the Brandywine’s evolution as a recreational playground.
After several pandemic postponements, a Wilmington couple finally ties the knot in an intimate celebration at Terrain at Styer’s.
Here's your complete glossary of common terms used in the world of steeplechase for the races on and around the Main Line region.
Tony Bentley, Michael Finney and Erik Gudmundson are the voices that call the races in the region's three main steeplechase events.
The longstanding ceremony and tradition of the carriage parades is back at Point-to-Point at Winterthur and the Radnor Hunt races.
The Jack Russell terrier races remain a cherished tradition for guests every year at the Willowdale Steeplechase.
Even at 6-foot-4, avid horse rider Chris Gracie from Kennett Square never looks out of place while riding his steed.
Backyard chickens became a trend during the pandemic. Here are tips from two Main Line farmers on starting your own brood.
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