Good morning, West Chester.

ACME Markets is upgrading (adding new specialty cheeses, organic items, and cosmetic updates) at select stores including its local Malvern location to better compete with upscale rivals like Whole Foods and Wegmans; all stores will remain open during the rollout.

Two Navy veteran brothers run Scoops 'N' Smiles, a community ice cream shop that opened in Malvern in 2016 and expanded to West Chester.

They offer catering and discounted treats at local schools and events (building community ties over 10 years).

Firstrust Bank hosted an exclusive discussion with Eagles GM Howie Roseman and (Eagles legend) Mike Quick for over 150 business customers, sharing leadership insights drawn from building a championship organization.

The event reinforced strategies on preparation and talent development that go beyond football.

QVC Group tapped former CEO Mike George as interim CEO following its emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week.

The West Chester-based company now is led by George as the board begins its search for a permanent leader (replacing David Rawlinson II) in a competitive market.

Neuronetics reached an understanding with its second largest shareholder, Jorey Chernett, that may let him recommend a new board member pending customary approvals as the firm evaluates strategic options at its Malvern facility; Madryn Asset Management, the largest shareholder, expressed strong support for the current direction.

Chester County remains a favorite filming site as shows like Tires and Mare of Easttown use spots in West Chester today — visitors can tour locations such as the Colonial Theatre and East Gay Street.