Gregory Purcell
WFMZ-TV 69News
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Superintendent retires, football coach hired at EASD
For the 2023-24 school year, Matt Senneca will be paid $12,965 as head varsity football coach for the Easton Red Rovers. → Read More
Dorman reports record sales, earnings for fiscal 2022
The company said the increase in vehicle miles driven and the average age of vehicles, especially in the 8-to-13 year-old sweet spot for aftermarket parts, are tailwinds for its business. → Read More
Alcon posts fourth quarter and full year 2022 results
All things considered, Alcon, the global eyecare company with manufacturing and research facilities in Berks County, had a flat fourth quarter. → Read More
Popeyes, Take 5 could be coming to Lower Nazareth
New spots offering famous fried chicken and five-minute oil changes could be coming to Lower Nazareth Township. → Read More
Parkland school board covers several budget presentations
Tuesday night's meeting of the Parkland School Board featured several budget updates to major projects that are underway in the district. → Read More
Giant owner bucks inflation for positive results in 4Q
Ahold Delhaize, the Dutch parent of Carlisle-based The Giant Company, did reasonably well led by its U.S. based segment. → Read More
ARPA funding to help small businesses, fire service companies in Montgomery County
Businesses can qualify for up to $20,000 in funds. → Read More
FirstEnergy earnings down, revenues up
FirstEnergy is the parent company of Met Ed, Jersey Central Power and Light and 8 other regulated distribution companies in the Mid-West and Mid-Atlantic regions. → Read More
EnerSys reports record sales in third quarter
The Bern township manufacturer of stored energy solutions for industrial applications reported record sales even after absorbing $35 million in foreign exchange adjustments. → Read More
Vaccine sales plunge for Sanofi in fourth quarter
Vaccine sales by Sanofi Pasteur decreased by 16.3% in the fourth quarter compared to last year’s fourth quarter. That’s not as serious as it looks. → Read More
1st Black female Montgomery County Commissioner welcomed by fellow commissioners
She was promptly elected to the role of vice-chair by her fellow commissioners, Kenneth Lawrence and Joseph Gale. → Read More
Penn Entertainment delivers disappointing results
Penn Entertainment announced fourth-quarter earnings Thursday, and it was not what the stock market expected. → Read More
Banner year reported by GSK
The company, with facilities in Collegeville and Valley Forge, Pa., in July separated its Consumer Healthcare business from the GSK Group to form Haleon, an independent listed company. → Read More
Mack deliveries help boost revenue for Volvo Group
MACUNGIE, Pa. – Strange as it may look, Mack Truck orders in the fourth quarter and for the full year were down considerably and that’s exactly what the boss wants. → Read More
Clashes mark Exeter supervisors' meeting
The battles began during a presentation about Reading Country Club's fourth-quarter 2022 results. → Read More
Montgomery County needs a Commissioner
Valerie Arkoosh resigned her position as commission chair Jan. 17 and will join the administration of Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro. → Read More
Exeter Twp. hires township manager at $110K salary
Betsy McBride, who has served as interim manager through a staffing agency, will take the role starting Feb. 4. → Read More
Additional businesses urged to apply for American Rescue Plan money in Montco
The Thursday morning meeting of the Montgomery County Commissioners was shorter than most, but it had important news for county businesses. → Read More
Proposed Starbucks makes headway in Exeter Twp.
Exeter Township supervisors approved six waiver requests for a new Starbucks proposed for the former Mid Penn Bank property at Exeter Commons. → Read More
Exeter OKs 2023 budget with 1 opposed
The Exeter Township budget was approved by a 4-1 vote with Supervisor David Hughes opposed. → Read More