National Recording Artist Karen Bella To Film Video At Ribhouse!

The Bridgeport Ribhouse To Host A "Rock N' Roll" Brunch Saturday, June 19 At Noon To Celebrate

Attorney appointed to Hearing Committee Serving the Supreme Court

Family Attorney Elizabeth C. Early has been appointed to the Hearing Committee Serving the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court.

2021 Child Tax Credit: Which Divorced Parent Gets It?

In addition to the child tax credit, there are other tax credits linked to a dependent child for 2021 in Pennsylvania.

Legal aid virtual outreach for March 2021

Know your rights: landlord-tenant, unemployment, expungement & Clean Slate

Social Media and Divorce – 5 Tips to Follow Right Now

Understand that anything you type, post, or reply can and will be used against you in a court of law.

The Ash Tree On Our Property Line is Dead. Who's Responsible?

The Emerald Ash Borer has killed essentially every ash tree in our area. The tree's removal can cause friction between neighbors sharing it.

Grant supports Legal Aid of Southeastern PA veterans project

DAV Charitable Service Trust grant allows LASP to serve more veterans with disabilities in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties

High Swartz Merges with New Jersey Law Office

The law firm has merged with the Law Offices of Glen-David Schwarzschild, LLC. of Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

Bar Lucca Brings Holiday Cheer to Conshy

Get in the holiday spirit with socially distanced dinner & a movie under an outdoor heated tent

Shared Custody and School Decisions During the Pandemic

Virtual? In-person? Hybrid? What happens when parents cannot agree on schooling during the pandemic?

West Norriton Resident Virginia Kraemer dies at 94

Mary Virginia Kraemer 6/9/1926 - 11/23/2020

High Swartz Ranked in U.S. News – "Best Law Firms" List

High Swartz Law Firm has been recognized nationally in Real Estate Litigation and Land Use & Zoning Law for 2021.

Code Ninjas Opens in East Norriton to Offer STEM Education to All

Code Ninjas Center Opened July 11 and Focuses on Building Video Games, Robotics, Drones, and other STEM Activities

Outrunning Senior Hunger 5K goes Virtual

Montco SAAC to Safely Host Fundraiser for Meals on Wheels Remotely

The Justice Bell To Commemorate Women's Suffrage Centennial

The “Women’s Liberty Bell” To Receive Historic Send-Off Celebration With All-Female Skydiving Jump, VIP Speakers & More On August 25

Local Attorneys Recognized in The Best Lawyers® 2021 Edition

Also listed are Lawyer of the Year for Philadelphia and an inclusion in the inaugural edition of Best Lawyers® - Ones to Watch.

Online info session for Medical Billing Specialist program

Learn more about MCCC's workforce training programs

Appeal to Dads

We are searching for some dads that would like to help Kind Hearts grow. We have Board of Directors positions and Chairman positions.

Virtual Summer Drama Experience

Your Summer. Your Way. Grades 1-12.

Employers Now Have a Key Tool to Prove Employee Wasn't Qualified

Using after-acquired evidence is what many employers need to prove that an employee wasn't qualified for the job in the first place.

12 Local Attorneys Named to 2020 Exclusive Lists

2020 marks impressive milestones and new additions to the PA Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars Lists for High Swartz attorneys.

Justice Bell 2020 Announces "Let Justice Ring" Video Contest

Winning Video Will Premiere At The Justice Bell Send-Off Event As Part of The Justice Bell 2020 Women’s Suffrage Centennial Celebration

Which Parent Gets the $500 Child Stimulus Check?

The CARES Act is distributing $500 payments for each qualifying child during the coronavirus pandemic. For divorced parents, who gets it?

Back to the 80's Online Event

Expressive Path's Spring Fling Provides Fun Outlet for at Home Audiences

Coronavirus Changes the Face of Education:Your Survival Tips

Written by Lisa L. Dent, M.S H.Ed

How the Coronavirus Response Act Will Affect Local Business

The Act seeks to address the impact of coronavirus in many areas, but how will it affect employees, employers and their businesses in PA?

Does Workers’ Comp Cover Coronavirus?

If you contract COVID-19 at work, you may have a compensable Pennsylvania workers’ comp (WC) claim. However, it might not be easy to prove.

Force Majeure Clause: Does It Cover My Business?

How do business contracts cover employer emergencies like the Coronavirus? The answer may depend on force majeure.

Can I Collect Unemployment During the Pandemic?

Good news for out-of-work employees - you may be eligible for unemployment if you meet one of the following employment statuses.

Winning the Vote

Celebrating 100 Years of Women's Suffrage, Historical Society of Montgomery County, Thursday, March 26, 6:30 p.m. Free & open to the public.

House History Workshop Offered by HSMCPA

An introduction into some of the things that will help in researching your home or house.

“Ribstock” Celebrates 10 Years Of “Peace & Music”

The Bridgeport Ribhouse’s Annual Charity Concert Supports Expressive Path, The Bridgeport Little League and Musicopia

Gotwals Hat Project

Handmade hats donated to students at Gotwals Elementary School

Meeting Ned

Noah Lewis is Ned Hector black artilleryman in the Revolutionary War.

Historical Society of Montgomery County Acorn Award

J. Michael Morrison Receives 2018 Acorn Award for Preservation

Young Child Donates to Children's Hospital On His Birthday

Weston Newswanger, a 5 year old cancer survivor, brings cheer to other children

FallFest19

Join us for our 5th Annual FallFest! We are going to have a dance team along with plenty of games, crafts, and snacks!

Project HOPE Celebrates 30 Years of Progress

Project HOPE commemorated their 30 years by hosting a ceremony at the Montgomery County Courthouse on September 18.

Life insurance, financial planning and Catholic values

Richard Wesselt of Wesselt Capital Group discusses how his values and upbringing influence his approach to financial planning.

The Montgomery County Intermediate Unit (MCIU) is Hiring

Hiring for the 2019-2020 school year!