Author: Holly Stupak

Since Jacquette’s Bakery opened in 1980, it’s been the local go-to destination for special occasions, the holiday season, or even when the Phillies are in the World Series.

Sure, you can catch the bus or get a ride from mom and dad, but what elementary school student wouldn’t want to arrive at school in a fire truck?

When residents here are asked where they live, some will say Broomall, while others will say say Marple, or Marple Township. So which is correct? And why are people confused about where we live?

During this month of giving, we’re pleased to feature Heather Griesser LaPierre, Founder and Director of Kids Against Hunger Philadelphia (KAHP), who gives her time, talents, energy and resources to those in need.

A good time was had by all at Marple Community Days Fall Festival. On Saturday, October 15 visitors to Veterans Memorial Park enjoyed music, games, bounce houses and arts and crafts stations.

Tucked between mammoth national sales events Black Friday and Cyber Monday is Small Business SaturdayⓇ — a day to celebrate and support our small businesses and all they do for our community.

Meet Emma McKelvey, a Marple Newtown High School (MNHS) graduate and self-taught woodworker/maker who at just 26 years old has turned her hobby into a business.

This month we’re excited to introduce you to longtime Broomall resident Marilyn Benedict. One thing Marilyn knows for sure is that food tastes better with family.

This month we’re introducing you to Jim and Linda Wigo and their two sons. Jim and Linda Wigo had a lot in common growing up.

If you have visited the Weinstein Kitchen and Bath showroom in Broomall, it’s no surprise that their motto is Progress in Action.