Good morning, West Chester.

Neuronetics reached an agreement with investor Jorey Chernett on Monday—ending a months-long dispute and giving him a chance to name a board member—while the company confirmed it would stick to its current strategy.

Several attorneys at MacElree Harvey were recognized as top lawyers in Chester County by the Daily Local News Readers’ Choice Awards for 2026, marking their diverse expertise and the firm’s 145-year legacy in legal counsel.

The Wharton Esherick Museum is marking its 100th anniversary with a year-long celebration (Breaking Ground) that features guided tours, exhibitions, artist residencies and woodworking showcases at its historic site in Malvern.

Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced that the state waived $5.9M in asset-based fees for PA 529 Guaranteed Savings Plan accounts covering July 1 to June 30 to help families pay for education costs.

The fee waiver, funded by surplus earnings, follows ongoing efforts that have saved account holders nearly $28M.

Health officials say a measles outbreak continues in Chester County, with 29 reported cases despite pop-up clinics vaccinating over 800 residents; they urge community members to review their vaccination records (and consult with their doctors) to reduce the risk from the contagious virus.

On Aug. 3, Chester County health inspectors cited three food establishments for sanitation and food-handling issues, including Brickette Lounge in West Chester where raw animal food was stored above ready-to-eat items, prompting orders for repairs, deeper cleaning, and pest control measures.