Stories by Melissa S. Finley

Proposed legislation is stuck in the past, potentially limiting online news sources

A bill proposed in the Pennsylvania House seeks to further restrict which publications may post Legal Notices.

A FedEx truck accident slows Collegeville traffic

Monday's evening rush hour is experiencing extra congestion due to a car accident.

Bucks County studio, The Dance Ground, invited to perform at the Chita Rivera Awards in NYC

Dancers age 11 to 18 will represent the region in a show-closing number.

Chicago's Robert Francis Prevost, Villanova grad, announced as newest pope

Prevost will take the papal name of Leo XIV

White smoke seen over Sistine Chapel noting a new pope has been chosen

No announcement has been made as to the choice at this time.

Enjoy Mother's Day with any mother figure in your life

Celebrate with all women who've helped to make you who you are!

Financial Freedom: The upside to single motherhood

While you might be pinching pennies more than you spend them, being able to choose is a silver lining.

Capstone Group hosts supply drive for Mission Kids in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month

The Lower Gwynedd business typically focuses on protecting your business, but shifted its gears in April to give back to …

Seeking the motivation to take the first step

Sometimes starting is the hardest part, especially if you procrastinate.


When it comes to buying a car, the art of the deal has all but disappeared

Are you nostalgic for the old way of negotiating your price? Or is the net just that much better?

Have you submitted your return to Uncle Sam?

Facing one of life's two certainties: Tax Day is fast-approaching

Philadelphia Zoo collaborations bring new look, feel, and scent to America's first zoo

Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Santoline Mosaiculture, Little Ray's Exhibitions partner with zoo for a variety of displays

Winner announced for Freddy Hill Farms' 'Share Your Memories' contest

Thank you to all who shared their many years of memories at this local treasure!

When mom is sick: the tale of a struggling household

When the matriarch is down for the count, the family scrambles to fend for themselves.

A plea for your health: Get cancer screenings regularly

Early detection of cancer can greatly improve your health outcomes.

A tale as old as time: How one hour impacts the psyche far more than it should

Daylight saving time seems to get to me more and more each year.

As Freddy Hill Farms prepares to close its doors, we want to share our memories

Many were sad to hear that, at this season's end, the beloved family hot spot will be no more.

A vehicle flips on its side during an accident at Bridge and Gypsy in Skippack

First responders are assisting those involved Friday night.

'Lent' me your ears, and I'll sing you a song ... about choice

Whether you observe Lent (or any religious holidays) or not, what does it matter?

A Methacton girls' recreational basketball league wraps its second season after one student got it started 'for fun'

Seeing a need, Maddy Washburn worked to create a rec league for girls' high school basketball players

Money or Medicine: Why the U.S. seems to have its priorities backwards

Too many Americans struggle to pay for a basic right: medical care

They're using our music against us: old tunes and new ads

Do songs from your childhood stir nostalgia or simply fuel your anger?

Montgomery County DA offers $5K reward for information on a fatal shooting Feb. 13

27-year-old Cesar Flores-Diaz was fatally shot in Norristown

Our editor has a solution to make winter driving much safer for all: stay home

Raised in a region of lake effect snow, some are better equipped than others for chilly weather vehicle operation.

Second of two Montgomery County district court employees turns herself in Wednesday to face theft charges

Patricia Althouse, of Ardmore, who served as the Lower Merion Traffic Clerk, faces theft and related charges.

When sleep will not come: A nightly routine in futility

How does one spend the days drowsy, but the nights wide awake?

Why January is, by far, the year's longest month

The boring, slow drag of the year's first month grates on the moods of many.

Philadelphia Region prepares for largest snowfall predictions of the season

National Weather Service says collar counties can expect six to eight inches of snow.

Reward offered for Vernon Hatchett, a Glenside man wanted in connection to his disabled son's death, DA says

Hatchett's 21-year-old son was left unfed and uncared for despite being deaf, blind, and bound to a wheelchair, police say.

Where 'Rosie the Riveter' went wrong

A symbol of a movement I think took the right first steps, but forgot an important hurdle.

Welcome to a new feature: Ticketing Tuesday, bringing you the biggest shows in Philly this week

From family musicals, to rockstar concerts, prepare for some of the best tickets in town.

Explore what commissioners, row officers do for Montgomery County, Pa. with Managing Montco

We've brought together the full series so you can find each officers' details in one simple place.

This Week Now: Find good laughs, your inner zen, or get in touch with nature this week with the area's fun events

There is always something fun to find in the Philadelphia Suburbs.

Learn about the row office of Treasurer in our final office article of Managing Montco

We've reviewed the purpose of nine of the county's row offices, in addition to the commissioners.

Meet the Montgomery County Sheriff and learn what this office can do for you

In our next Managing Montco installment, we get to know what a sheriff does in Pennsylvania.

It's OK to not be OK sometimes: Accepting our mental health can be a great first step

Life is hard, and at times, that means you need a break. And, that's OK.

Learn what the Register of Wills does for Montgomery County, beyond what the title may suggest

Our next installment of Managing Montco takes a look at the elected position of Register of Wills

An Upper Dublin 21-year-old care-dependent man left to starve to death by parents, caretaker, DA says

The mother, father, and caretaker face felony charges, including murder, for their lack of care, police say.

A Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds, responsible for far more than one document

Learn about the role of Jeanne Sorg and her office's duties and services.

What exactly is the Montgomery County Prothonotary? And why do I need to visit him?

Learn what this important role may provide for you with this edition of Managing Montco.

Montgomery County Jury Commissioners ensure our county's courts have a supply of persons ready to serve

Learn about the one unique department of Row Officers that requires two people to help it along.

Believe Granddads or Grinches, but remember why we celebrated Christmas

Don't sweat the small stuff, and yes, it really is all small stuff.

Meet Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele and find out what his role entails

Learn more about elected county officials with our series, Managing Montco

Meet Montgomery County Coroner Dr. Janine Darby, M.D.

Learn what all the coroner does for a county with our next edition of Managing Montco.

Find fun for everyone with This Week Now: Dec. 23 to 30, 2024

From winter break workshops for the kids, to a romantic daytime date, TWN has events for you!

Meet the Montgomery County Controller and what she does for you

A third article in our Managing Montco series introduces you to the financial watchdog of the county

Find out what 'row officers' are and who the Montgomery County Clerk of Courts is and what she does

A second article in our Managing Montco series introducing readers to the elected officials in their county government.

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