Main Line Today November 2016
Based in the Main Line area, television network and shopping channel QVC continues around the clock to showcase products to the country.
This NFL team has loyal support from women.
The interior designer gave a bachelor’s comfortable sectional a prominent place in his Gladwyne home.
The Wayne resident shares his inspiration for the nonprofit, and his area favorites.
This Bryn Mawr-based bakery gives pies a creative, sumptuous twist.
In honor of Merion Fire Company’s Tom Hayes, the Main Line Chamber Foundation provides $45,000 in scholarships to deserving students.
The Hertzog Homestead Bed & Breakfast has been in business since 1786.
When it comes to protecting children from criminal offenses, parents should look to social media.
It's been more than four decades since the Vietnam War claimed over 1.3 million lives. Has enough time passed to allow for friendship between two sworn enemies?
Plus, a 1940s-era chair available at Eastcote Lane.
The Devon-based fashionista shares her styling tips and tricks.
The two-year old eight-piece group will release its self-titled album on Nov. 25.
When the Stephens family no longer matched the national park’s colonial vision, they were pushed out.
This is Sean and Kelly Weinberg’s second restaurant on the Main Line.
After 20 years as president, she will retire following the academic year.
Plus, Gallery 222 and Elevations by Shelly’s open in Malvern and Exton respectively.
Plus, two more restaurants are popping up elsewhere in the area.
In a region with one of the largest malls in the country, independently-owned stores are thriving.
The second iteration of the West Chester favorite offers nearly 400 wine choices.
This $2.8 million property boasts two greenhouses and a pool house.
