Kinetic Physical Therapy has officially opened its doors at 640 Rice Boulevard in Hankin Group’s Eagleview Town Center. Clinic director, Dr. Gabe Kresge, and his team are now offering personalized physical therapy sessions, powerlifting classes, and private assisted stretch sessions. Call 610-424-1100 or visit online to schedule an initial consultation.
Kinetic Physical Therapy’s team of doctors provide personalized physical therapy care to patients experiencing pain, dealing with acute injury, or recovering from surgery.
In addition to physical therapy services, the Eagleview clinic provides powerlifting classes and private assisted stretch sessions. Their powerlifting class, Freedom Barbell, is available for most ages. Classes are currently Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday mornings from 8—9AM. The first introductory class is free, and walk-ins are welcome.
Kinetic STRETCH is a one-on-one assisted stretching session. For questions about either program, email Dr. Gabe Kresge at gabek@kineticptpa.com or call 610-424-1100.
The autumn event season has officially begun in Hankin Group’s Eagleview Town Center, with events drawing in crowds to enjoy all Eagleview has to offer. Eagleview’s very own Twin Valley Coffee and Blue Buddha Healing Arts welcomed the new season with two successful events in late September. The remaining events for the year include weekly farmers markets, Suburban Restaurant & Beer Garden’s Fall Festival, the return of Craft & Mercantile fall and holiday markets, and the annual Holiday Spectacular.
Twin Valley Coffee’s Music Night on Sept. 17 said goodbye to summer in style. The popular family-owned coffee shop gave a warm welcome to fall with performances by Chris Burkholder and more local artists on the outdoor Eagleview stage. A diverse crowd full of wellness enthusiasts and fitness newcomers met on the last Saturday of September for the annual BuddhaFEST, a mindful triathlon and community festival presented by Blue Buddha Healing Arts. “BuddhaFEST was a great success,” said Kate Freese, owner of Blue Buddha Healing Arts, “we walked, ran, yoga-ed, meditated, listened to amazing music and supported 27 local small businesses!”
Later this season, Eagleview will welcome back Craft & Mercantile for the fall market on Friday, Oct. 21 from 5 to 8 PM and holiday market on Friday, Nov. 18 from 5 to 8 PM. The highly anticipated monthly night market presented by Growing Roots Partners has easily become a 3rd Friday staple among Chester County residents.
“We have lots of fun planned for our fall and holiday markets in Eagleview,” said Christy Campli, owner of Growing Roots Partners. “People can expect an incredible line-up of 30-plus makers and artisans, and fun, free activities for kids including the popular pumpkin decorating contest! We’re also excited to welcome The Gilroys back to the Eagleview stage on October 21 and we have new emerging young artist, Noah Gibney Trio, performing on November 18.”
Attendees can also expect delicious local food and drink from Suburban Restaurant & Beer Garden and Suburban Brewing, Dressler Estate, Twin Valley Coffee, and more at Craft & Mercantile fall and holiday markets in October and November. The event is free and open to the public. Learn more about Craft & Mercantile and each local artisan attending on their website.
On Saturday, Oct. 22 from 12 to 6 PM, Suburban Restaurant & Beer Garden is hosting an Oktoberfest inspired fall festival. Suburban’s Fall Festival includes local breweries and distilleries, German fare, live music, kid friendly activities, and raffle baskets benefitting local charities. Attendees will also have a chance to participate in the famous Suburban stein lift. This event requires one ticket per person. Tickets are priced at $20 including a souvenir glass and one free beer. Stop by Suburban Restaurant & Beer Garden at 570 Wellington Square in Exton or call 610-458-2337 for tickets.
On Saturday, Dec. 3 from 2 to 5 PM Eagleview Town Center’s annual Holiday Spectacular concert and tree lighting will take place. Community members are invited to enjoy a performance from the students of music education center, Valotta Studios, as well as performances by popular local artists including Dylan Zangwill and more. The event will also include gingerbread decorating, a s’mores station, and more festive activities.
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Eagleview farmers markets will continue in the Eagleview Town Center tree grove every Thursday from 3 to 6:30 PM through Dec. 22. A special Thanksgiving farmers market will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 22 from 3 to 6:30 PM but no market on Thursday, Nov. 24, Thanksgiving Day. A special Christmas farmers market will take place on Thursday, Dec. 22 from 3 to 6:30 PM. Learn more about Growing Roots Partners’ local farmers markets on their website and subscribe to the Eagleview farmers market newsletter for a weekly producer line-up.
For more information regarding events, visit Eagleview Town Center’s event calendar and follow Eagleview Town Center on Facebook and Instagram for immediate updates. To learn more about Eagleview Town Center businesses, visit the online business directory.
River Station, a residential and retail development project in Downingtown, is edging closer to completion, with phase one set to be done by November, writes Jen Samuel for the Daily Local News.
The first phase includes the construction of 203 apartment units and 10,000 square feet of retail space, according to Becky Reeves, vice president of operations at Exton-based Hankin Group, the developer of the project.
Half of that space has already been reserved for a restaurant, and Hankin is currently searching for a retailer to fill the remaining space.
The property is situated next to the future Downingtown Train Station and is comprised of close to 70 acres. Ground was broken last November.
The landscape of the property will include walking trails, an added benefit for those who decide to live there.
“We think that’s really important,” said Reeves. “It will be a huge benefit to the community.”
The apartments start at $1,800 per unit. They will be connected to the Chester Valley Trail, with a nature trail that will later be added through the woods to the property.
Read more about River Station in the Daily Local News.
Philadelphia Inquirer Top Workplaces recognized eleven Chester County companies as the Philadelphia/Delaware Valley top workplaces in the Small Companies category.
The list is based on a 24-question survey administered by Energage and completed by the company’s employees. It measures 15 cultural drivers that are crucial to the success of any organization. These include alignment, execution, and performance, among others.
This year, the Philadelphia Inquirer recognized 178 companies and organizations in Philadelphia/Delaware Valley as top workplaces in three categories: Small Companies (50-149 employees), Medium Companies (150-499), and Large Companies (500+).
Among Chester County companies, AscellaHealth in Berwyn, with 61 employees, ranked highest among small companies at No. 19. West Chester-based Tom Toole Sales Group also broke into the top 30 at No. 26. The company has 50 employees.
Here are all the Chester County companies that made the Philadelphia/Delaware Valley Top Workplaces 2022 in the Small Companies category (50 to 149 employees):
- 19. AscellaHealth – Berwyn
- 26. Tom Toole Sales Group – West Chester
- 31. Nexxt, Inc. – Wayne
- 38. Rajant Corporation – Malvern
- 40. Avanceon LP – Exton
- 44. Hankin Group – Exton
- 46. STP Investment Services – West Chester
- 49. SkillSurvey – Malvern
- 64. IMX MEDICAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES a QTC Company – Malvern
- 66. Affiliated Distributors (AD) – Wayne
- 82. IMC Construction – Malvern