COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – The Perkiomen Valley School District Board of Directors on Monday approved the district's preliminary 2024-25 budget calling for a 2.75% increase in real estate tax.

– At Tuesday night's meeting of the Perkiomen Valley School Board's Policy Committee, the members grappled with several new and revised policies that relate to security issues in the district.

For families like the Casamentos and businesses in the marketplace, there is continued uncertainty surrounding the possible ...

Rosedale Camp Grove, 1616 Vine St. Laureldale, has scheduled the following events: today, breakfast, 7-11 a.m., $9 for adults, includes coffee, children under 12 free; today, celebrate God and country ...

An inability by its pitchers to throw consistent strikes during the regular season will likely force the Upper Perk Kiwanis Junior Legion team to win the Berks County League title on the road. The ...

The Perkiomen League made a statement about the quality of its league with a dominant performance against the Blue Mountain ...

Trustee Kiran Kulkarni told The Baltimore Sun the school “absolutely” will remain open and going through foreclosure will ...

The Mercury announces its first team, second team and honorable mention all-area baseball selections from the 2025 season.

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An article published in the Times News on June 19, 2025, entitled “Panther OKs budget with slight increase,” quotes outgoing business manager Jesse Walck as saying, “the tax increase was ...

Betty Riera’s vision for The Grove Academy, extends far beyond traditional classroom walls. With her school garnering a ...