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Woman's Club of Royersford to Unveil 'Lady Ram' Statue
The November 5 unveiling at Ivy House will celebrate the organization's 112 years of community service.
Norton’s Homecoming: How Local Compassion Supported a Pup’s Safe Return
A 12-day search brought together local residents, rescue volunteers, and a thermal drone operator to find Norton, an 11-year-old Jack Russell mix.
House Passes Firefighter Cancer Screening Bill Backed by Spring-Ford Leaders
Hours after Spring City Mayor Adam Alberico joined State Rep. Joe Ciresi and bipartisan lawmakers at a Capitol rally, the Pennsylvania House overwhelmingly approved the legislation.
Volunteers Needed for Royersford Halloween Parade on October 26
Organizers are seeking community members to help manage crowds and keep spectators safe during the annual Main Street celebration.
Stonyrun Farms Brings Local Wagyu, Traditional Butcher Experience to Royersford
The family-run operation has expanded from raising cattle to a retail butcher shop offering locally sourced meat, dairy, and other products.
Royersford Council Defers Vote on Data Center Zoning Ordinance
Officials opted to revise rules around county recommendations before considering adoption.
Owner Wins Approval to Convert Royersford Office Into Residential Unit
The zoning hearing board granted variances for 566-568 Main Street with a five-year landscaping condition.
Royersford Prepares for Drone Invasion
Royersford will cap off Community Day on Saturday, September 12, with a 150-drone light show celebrating America's 250th anniversary.
Royersford Planning Commission to Review Proposed Data Center Ordinance
The commission will review potential regulations September 14 before the ordinance advances to borough council.
Royersford Begins Process to Update Comprehensive Plan
Royersford Borough Council will advertise for a planner and form committees to guide the borough's long-range blueprint.
Royersford to Host National Night Out, Tour de Ford Bike Parade
Two free events next week will bring neighbors together for family activities.
Royersford Approves Digital Sign for North 5th Avenue
The sign will promote Kline Real Estate Works and share community announcements while adhering to borough zoning standards.
Royersford Community Art Center Proposed for Long-Vacant Main Street Building
Organizers told borough officials the project remains an idea that depends on raising as much as $2 million.
Shy Guys Coffee-R-Cade to Host Big Boy Train Watch Party in Royersford
The coffee shop and arcade is preparing for what could be one of its busiest days since opening.
Sacred Heart Church Invites Community to America250 Celebration
The two-day event will feature free food, games, entertainment, patriotic activities, and opportunities for prayer and reflection.
Firefighter Cancer Screening Bill Advances With Bipartisan Backing
The Pennsylvania House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee voted Wednesday to advance House Bill 2394.
New Royersford Nonprofit Aims to Help Families Access Feeding Therapy
The BITE Foundation hopes to reduce financial barriers for children with feeding disorders.
Royersford's Planned Drone Show Is Still Moving Forward
The September drone light show is expected to be part of Royersford's America250 celebration.
A Life on Hold: Royersford Man Seeks Kidney Donor at 28
The rare illness that led to Dylan Schwarz's kidney failure has transformed life for his family, who are now hoping a living donor can help restore his future.
Annamarie’s to Leave Longtime Home for New Space at Royersford Commons
After more than 30 years at 347 Main Street, the beloved Royersford breakfast spot is preparing for a major move.
Historical Society Surprises Mille Weigner With 100th Birthday Celebration in Royersford
Community members gathered Sunday to celebrate the longtime volunteer and Spring-Ford Area Historical Society member ahead of her milestone birthday.
Spring City Walking Tour Offers Free Glimpse Into Borough History
A free walking tour of downtown Spring City is open to everyone this Thursday, May 14.
Heavy Traffic Possible in Royersford, Spring City on Saturday
Multiple events are expected to bring significant traffic to Royersford and Spring City on May 16.
Ivy House to Host Reception Celebrating Royersford Artist Sue Kline Fleming
The free Thursday evening event will feature studio access, wine and cheese, and an opportunity to meet one of Royersford’s emerging local artists.
Victory Park Upgrades on Track for June Completion
Opening Day is set for May 9 as construction continues.
Repair Cafe Leader Wins Royersford Community Service Award
Royersford's annual Community Service Award went to Kay Rolfs Massaglia, a driving force behind the popular Repair Cafe.
Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Office Coming to Spring-Ford to Document History
Royersford and Spring City have been selected for a community-wide documentation survey on April 29.
Royersford Craft Show Set for Saturday at Royersford Commons
The indoor event will feature a full lineup of local makers after strong vendor interest.
Spring-Ford Leaders Push for Free Cancer Screenings for Pennsylvania Firefighters
Fire officials and elected leaders from the Spring-Ford area are lobbying Pennsylvania lawmakers to pass a House bill that would provide free cancer screenings for firefighters statewide every year.
Royersford Borough Moves to Regulate Data Centers With New Ordinance
Royersford Borough Council has directed its solicitor to draft a formal ordinance governing data centers.
Coming Home After the Fire: A Royersford Resident’s Path Back
Two years after a fast-moving fire destroyed six homes on 2nd Avenue, one homeowner is preparing to return.
Ulew Café Brings Culture, Coffee, and Community to Royersford
Founded by brothers Gerson and Zack Lucas, the new Royersford Commons café blends Guatemalan roots, personal perseverance, and a focus on quality and connection.
Can Royersford Residents Speak Out Against Nearby Data Centers? Mayor Seeks Legal Clarity
As interest in data center proposals grows, residents are questioning whether neighboring municipalities can restrict public comment to locals only.
Royersford Considers Drone Light Show for America250 Celebration
The event is proposed for September 12, lining up with Community Day.
Royersford Commons Seeks Vendors for Pop-Up Craft Show
Organizers say the April 25 event will move forward if enough vendors apply, with proceeds supporting local community initiatives.
Parkhouse Plan Enters Preliminary Review, With 549 Units Proposed
The proposal was discussed at the Upper Providence Planning Commission’s March 18 meeting.
Local Voices: Q&A With Royersford Borough Council President Anil Dham
Royersford Borough Council President Anil Dham reflects on the borough’s transformation over the past decade, from new restaurants and businesses to expanded community events.
Royersford Pop-Up Exhibit Showcases Regional Artists, Vision for Future Community Art Center
“Instead of artwork sitting in a studio in the dark, this brings it out into the world for everyone to see,” said JoAnn Moy, one of the organizers of the initiative.
Royersford Mayor Raises Concerns, Discusses Zoning Preparation as Data Centers Expand in Pennsylvania
While large data centers are unlikely to be built in Royersford, they could still affect the region through energy demand and environmental impacts.
5 Things Happening in Royersford This Spring
From an art exhibit and Easter egg hunt to a charity 5K and community cleanup, these events will bring Royersford residents together.
Love to Sprinkle Bakery Closes Royersford Storefront Weeks After Opening
The bakery plans to continue offering specialty items through custom orders.
Caution Urged as Developers Explore Commercial Plan Near Limerick Cemetery
The conceptual proposal includes office buildings and a retail pad, but supervisors said more due diligence is needed to confirm the location of possible burial sites near the adjacent cemetery.
Family-Run Brain Tumor Awareness 5K to Return to Royersford
The second annual Harp’s Joggin’ for Your Noggin event is scheduled for May 16.
Royersford Council Accepts Zoning Approval for Flagship Car Wash at Former Rite Aid
While zoning relief has been granted, the project must still proceed through land development review.
Royersford Officials Discuss Possible Guidance on ICE Activity in Region
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reportedly been active in nearby Phoenixville and Lower Providence.