Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of November.
Good morning, West Chester.
Family Service of Chester County released its Impact Report showing that over 1,775 families received help with counseling, housing, and parenting support during the past year—its numbers and stories detail a strong effort that will lead to expanded services in the future.
Dr. Tori Nuccio received PASSHE’s Keepers of the Flame Award on Oct.
29 for her work in promoting equity, student support and better access to higher education at WCU. She has spent 13 years in financial aid, started the WCU Resource Pantry and secured funds for students' basic needs—showing her strong leadership in creating a more inclusive campus.
State lawmakers created the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit to give low- and moderate-income workers a state refund—equal to 10% of their federal Earned Income Tax Credit—that can reach up to $805; nearly 1 million Pennsylvanians are expected to benefit when the refundable credit goes into effect for tax year 2025.
Food safety inspections on November 19 at several local restaurants showed many issues with hygiene, temperature control and maintenance, with some items discarded for safety—officials urge residents to report unsafe conditions through the county complaint portal.
A report on Tuesday accused Ernst Tanner, the Union’s sporting director, of racism, sexism and homophobia — allegations that led the club to put him on administrative leave.
The team will play its Eastern Conference semifinal on Sunday at 7:55 p.m. on Apple TV MLS Season Pass — as its technical staff prepares for the game amid the controversy.
A.J. Brown said on Thursday that the Eagles’ offense is close to finishing drives as they work to improve passing before their game against Dallas — he laughed off claims of a decline by saying he only watches Julio Jones.
Chester County Craft Show
2-8 p.m. — Sturzebecker Health Science Center — Free entry — Browse through 200+ local vendors for unique holiday gifts and crafts.
2025 West Chester Christmas Parade
5:30-9:30 p.m. — West Chester Lodge #322 — Free — Celebrate the holiday spirit with a festive parade featuring local performers, award-winning floats, and Santa's appearance.
Christkindlmarkt 2025
11 AM – 6 PM — Gay Street — Free — Explore over 100 vendors featuring handcrafted goods at this festive outdoor holiday market.
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