In this week's edition of the Chester County Press: ICE detains three in Kennett, updates from New Garden Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Kennett Winterfest attracts crowd of 1,800, and more.

Martin C. Joseph Osborne, of Little Britain, Pa., passed away February 13, 2025 at the Pavilion Center of the University of Penn. He was 59. Born on Aug. 25, 1965, in Coatesville, he was the son of ...

Three people were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on the morning of Feb. 21 at Chavos Tires on Baltimore Pike in Kennett Square. The arrests caused a frenzy on local Facebook ...

Ask any one of the 1,800 attendees at this year’s 12th Kennett Winterfest why they came to the annual festival this past Saturday at the Genesis parking lot in Kennett Square and their answer will ...

Since November 1, 1971, the Neighborhood Services Center (NSC) has provided a centralized location where residents of the southwestern corner of Chester County can access health and social services ...

It is the unfortunate fate of some writers to have their work confined to obscurity in life before receiving their recognition in death. Such was the fate of Vincent O. Carter – a fate that passionate ...

Chester County has plans to replace a bridge along Elkview Road that crosses the East Branch of the Big Elk Creek separating Penn and Lower Oxford townships.

I'm proud to be a Library patron, particularly of the Oxford Library.

LCH Health and Community Services marked a significant milestone with the ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new on-site pharmacy.

It may be hard to believe that in the not so distant past a musician who was known as far away as Germany and Japan and who performed at a Presidential Inauguration lived in our area.

In the heart of Oxford at the old Varsity Grill location, a mouthwatering aroma wafts through the air.

The Oxford Senior Center, established in 1974, has been a cornerstone of support for senior citizens in Oxford Borough and surrounding areas.