Good morning, West Chester.

Residents pressed Westtown Township officials during a recent meeting to keep Crebilly Farm as open space and avoid any commercial use of the Darlington Inn.

The board postponed its plan vote to review adaptive use options + preserve the historic site.

The Fund for Women and Girls marks 30 years with a Women's Rights Breakfast — Dare to Declare: Freedom and Justice Deferred — on Friday, May 29 at the Chester County History Center in West Chester from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.; registration is required.

Kevin Tupitza, a West Chester entrepreneur, buys rare and antique books from estate sales and resells them online at WestChesterBooks.com — his work helps sellers avoid discarding potentially valuable finds while collectors access unique items.

Ground Provisions and Andiario have been ranked among the top 50 restaurants by Philadelphia Magazine.

Their distinct menus highlight plant-based and New American flavors — adding fresh dining options to our local scene.

Brandywine Valley Symphony’s season finale on Thursday, June 25 will start at 7:30 p.m. at Longwood Gardens with a community reading of the Declaration of Independence for the America250 celebration, inviting local leaders to guide 1,000 attendees in a shared civic moment before the concert begins.

The Homeville Friends Meeting House, built in 1839 and cared for by the Homeville Cemetery Company, remains unchanged as a quiet space for reflection from early Quaker gatherings; in summer a small group meets to share the historic atmosphere + preserve its legacy.

Gas prices keep rising in our area as drivers switch to electric vehicles to save money.

Local motorists say they are sharing rides and buying EVs while the national average climbs to $4.39.

On March 19 to 20, Eastern University celebrated its 101st birthday and raised a record-breaking $104,670 in 1,925 minutes during its Annual Day of Giving.

More than 600 donors supported scholarships, academic programs & community services at the school.

West Chester University is hosting a campuswide donation drive with Goodwill; donation bins at the Sykes Student Union, FHG Library, Student Recreation Center, residence halls, and apartments will be open from April 29 through May 11 to recycle used items, while off-campus donations and a free online thrift store are available.

With schools nearing their end this late spring, summer camps in Chester County are filling up with diverse options including outdoor, educational, sports, art, and specialty sessions.

Parents can review schedules and register early to secure spots for their kids.

DCCC will host Summer Kids Camps from June 15 to July 30 for children 6–14 at Marple, Downingtown, and Southeast Centers where campers explore topics from AI to cooking while eligible caregivers may apply for scholarships and fee credits.

Lawmakers passed bipartisan legislation on Wednesday that gives the state athletic association the option to set separate playoffs for public and private schools to reduce safety risks and mismatches in high school sports — the measure now moves to the Senate.

Health inspectors from Chester County Health Department inspected local restaurants on April 30 and found cockroach activity at Buena Vista Restaurant in Malvern and improper food safety practices at Dim Sum Taste in West Chester.

Both establishments were ordered to call pest control and retrain staff + make thorough improvements.

Moms & Mimosas Lunch and Floral Workshop

11 a.m. — West Chester Seafood Kitchen — Ticket info available — Celebrate Mother's Day with seafood, mimosas, and floral design in a warm atmosphere.

USPA Tested & Open Mother of All Meets

8 a.m. — Alpha Phlyte Fitness West Chester — Registration required — Compete in a powerlifting meet with both tested and non-tested divisions.

Willow Hill Full Nashville Band Show

7-11 p.m. — Ponderosa Barn — Tickets available — Enjoy a lively night with Willow Hill returning for a full Nashville Band show.

Mahjong 101 - Beginners Class

6-8 p.m. — Shine Nutrition — Cost not specified — Engage your mind while enjoying smoothies at this fun beginner's Mahjong class.

Laugh Lounge

7-11:30 p.m. — Uptown Knauer Performing Arts Center — $31 – $36 — Experience a night of diverse stand-up comedy with three hilarious performers.