Good morning, West Chester.

Chester County — including West Chester — is seeing steady growth as new development meets historic preservation.

Community planning ensures that innovation and farmland coexist as residents enjoy a blend of modern amenities and traditional charm.

Kennett Square’s Mezzaluna Wood Fired Pizza earned international acclaim at the Pizza Expo—it ranked third in the non-traditional category among 110 finalists and won first in the northeast preliminary contest amid over 500 global entrants.

Toughkenamon’s Blacklab Breads (in south Chester County) offers freshly made breads, sandwiches, and treats that loyal fans find through word-of-mouth and social media.

The bakery is open Saturdays and Sundays (10 AM to 2 PM) and is known for its Maritozzi and cannoli.

Chester County has six of the region’s wealthiest spots by income.

Pocopson Township leads with a median income of $230,000 from a five-year U.S. Census survey ending in 2024, while West Pikeland and Birmingham also rank high.

The Chester County Economic Development Council earned CDFI certification from the U.S. Treasury plus a $2 million grant from the Department of Community and Economic Development after a Feb.

24 event in Malvern. Its new Ignite CDFI program will boost small business growth across eight counties.

PECO is pursuing a diverse strategy to keep energy reliable and affordable by investing nearly $10 billion in grid transmissions, renewable energy, battery storage, and demand response programs for local customers.

The utility plans to support market reforms and update energy efficiency efforts to meet rising usage and protect rates.

Delaware County Community College announced 2,763 Fall 2025 honorees who met strict GPA and credit requirements - students from Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, Bucks and Philadelphia counties were recognized.

The college emphasized its commitment to quality education.

PennDOT's work on U.S. 202 along Wilmington Pike and Route 926 along Street Road will cause delays from Monday, Mar.

2 to Friday, Mar. 20, with lane closures from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on weekdays as crews improve traffic flow (special measures guard the Westtown Inn).

Township supervisors approved the purchase of 24 acres from Rock Hill Farm on Feb.

12 using the Open Space Fund + a local group continues to oppose developer Brian O’Neill’s plan to build luxury homes on the 246-acre property. A formal vote on the funding will follow after an upcoming public hearing.

The Chester County Health Department cited Nirvana Indian Bistro — a Berwyn eatery — and Nook & Kranny Kafé in Phoenixville on Feb.

24 for food safety violations including improper food temperatures and sanitation issues. Staff corrected some issues during inspections.

Comedy Jam

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Windish Entertainment — Tickets required — Get ready for a night packed with punchlines featuring talented comedians.

Dueling Pianos with The Philly Keys

7:30 p.m. — Uptown Knauer Performing Arts Center — $31 – $36 — Enjoy a high-energy, all-request dueling piano show where no genre is off limits.

LoCali Live: Anthony Baldini

6-8 p.m. — LoCali Wine Lounge — Enjoy sipping wine while experiencing heartfelt acoustic sessions from local musicians.

Annual Easter Egg Hunt 2026

10 AM – 12 PM — Everhart Park — Free — A delightful morning of egg hunting and surprises awaits the whole family with the Easter Bunny in attendance.