DELCO Today

DELCO Today highlights the lively economy of Delaware County by providing short, engaging, and straightforward summaries of the area’s highlights, including business updates, cultural happenings, and community events. Although it doesn't fit the mold of a typical newspaper or journalism outlet, DELCO Today focuses on stories that influence the county, promote economic growth, and reshape the experience of living, working, enjoying leisure activities, and learning in Delaware County. DELCO Today tells the ongoing story of Delaware County as it develops each day.

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Pope Leo XIV Remembered During His Time in Delaware County

4 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

Father Kevin Gallagher pastor at St. Denis Church in Havertown, poses with the now Pope Leo XIV from a dinner last year. As Villanova University celebrates its local connection to Pope Leo XIV, a quieter remembrance links the new pope to a summer at St. Denis Church in Havertown.
Hospitals Taking Crozer Health Patients Part of Delco Gives Focus

4 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital is one of two hospitals in Delaware County taking in an overflow of patients from the now-closed Crozer Health system. The Foundation for Delaware County, after unsuccessfully trying to save the bankrupt Crozer Health system with an infusion of $20 million, is now asking the public to give to help Crozer Health patients impacted by the health system’s closing.
Villanova Graduate Robert Francis Prevost Named First American Pope

5 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

Pope Leo XIV, former Robert Francis Prevost, addresses the crowd at the Vatican for the first time. A Villanova University gradute, he's the first American pope in history. Robert Francis Prevost, a Villanova University graduate and a Chicago native, was chosen as the first American pope in history to lead the Catholic church as Pope Leo XIV.
First Bank House of the Week: Beautiful Tudor for Sale in Wayne

5 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

A home at 458 Huston Road in Wayne is available for sale. A beautiful stone-front Tudor home at 458 Huston Road on 1.91 stunning acres with seven bedrooms and four full- and two-half bathrooms is available for sale in Wayne. This remarkable residence, which is said to have been modeled after George Washington’s ancestral home, blends timeless charm with thoughtful updates.
‘Task’ Brings Delco Vibe Back to HBO, Thanks to ‘Mare’ Creator

5 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

Actor Mark Ruffalo was on set at the Delaware County Government Center and Courthouse on June 17 with the cast and crew of 'Task.' Archbishop Carroll High School grad Brad Ingelsby, creator of “Mare of Easttown,” is talking about his new upcoming HBO series “Task,” which, like “Mare,” had many of its scenes filmed in Delaware County.
CTDI chairman to speak at Brandywine commencement on May 10

5 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

Gerald “Jerry” Parsons, emeritus member and former chairman of the Brandywine Advisory Board and chairman of CTDI (Communications Test Design Inc.), will give the keynote address at Penn State Brandywine’s commencement ceremony on May 10.
IBX Launches Celebrate Caring Campaign to Recognize Outstanding Nurses, 'the Backbone of Healthcare'

5 days ago | delco.today | Mark Hostutler

Through the Celebrate Caring campaign, the public can help IBX recognize special nurses who demonstrate a continued excellence. Independence Blue Cross is now accepting nominations for its 2025 Celebrate Caring campaign, which highlights extraordinary nurses in the region.
Haverford Area Y Opens State-of-the-Art Gymnastics Facility

5 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

The Haverford Area YMCA has opened a 11,000 square feet facility state of the art gymnastics center. The Haverford Area YMCA has opened a $1 million state-of-the-art 11,000 square-foot gymnastics center at 4 Raymond Drive, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. The facility, which occupies two warehouses, will accommodate more than 700 young athletes, including 50 members of the Haverford Gymnastics team.
Here’s What’s in Store for Customers as Rite Aids Close in the Region

5 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

For a second time, Rite Aid has filed for bankruptcy, and this time, it is closing all of its approximately 100 stores in the region, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. This is the 60-year-old Philadelphia-based pharmacy chain’s second bankruptcy process in two years. The pharmaceutical retailer blamed continued financial pressure and competition on its decision to sell or close its remaining store.
Navigator Ambassadors Helping People After Crozer Closings

5 days ago | delco.today | David Bjorkgren

Keystone First is putting Health Navigator Ambassadors into Delaware County to help those impacted by the closing of Crozer Health. A community program from health insurance company Keystone First is helping thousands in Delaware County find healthcare and jobs following the closing of the Crozer Health system, writes Justin Udo for KYW Newsradio.