Montco ProBiz Buzz Week 12/07/2025

Trivia Question❓

What year was Montgomery County, Pennsylvania established and who was it named after?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

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New Restaurant in Town

Farm-to-Table Restaurant Chain Opens Second Location in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania

Dig Inn, a popular farm-to-table restaurant chain, is set to open its second location in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

The new eatery will bring its signature healthy and sustainable menu to the community, featuring locally sourced ingredients and a focus on seasonal dishes.

This expansion reflects the growing demand for fresh, high-quality dining options in the area.

The restaurant aims to provide a casual yet elevated dining experience for patrons looking for flavorful, nutritious meals.

The opening of this new location is expected to attract food enthusiasts and health-conscious customers alike.

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A small plane crashed while trying to land at Wings Field Airport in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania.

The pilot was the only person on board and suffered minor injuries.

The plane sustained damage to its landing gear and propellers during the crash.

The incident is under investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration to determine the cause of the crash.

Margaret Hill, 90, Found Safe and Returned to Family after Going Missing- Abington Police Source

A 90-year-old woman named Margaret Hill was reported missing on December 4, but has since been found safe and returned to her family, according to the Abington Police Department.

The update was provided on the same day, thanking everyone who assisted in sharing information and helping locate Margaret.

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Interesting Facts

Montgomery County is home to the first paper mill in America, which was established in the early 1700s in the town of Royersford.

The county is known for having a large number of historic covered bridges, with over 20 still standing today.

Montgomery County is the birthplace of the famous American author Pearl S. Buck, who won both the Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize in Literature for her novels.

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Scandal in Montgomery County

Authorities Take Down Major Cocaine and Crack Trafficking Ring in Norristown, Resulting in Charges Against 35 Suspects and Arrest of 28 Individuals

A significant cocaine and crack cocaine trafficking ring, based in Norristown, was recently taken down by authorities, resulting in charges against 35 suspects and the arrest of 28 individuals, as announced by the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office.

Identified leaders include Terrell Bailey, Jerome Berry, Oscar Gordon, Donta Wells, all of Norristown, and Malik Noel from Philadelphia.

Charges vary from corrupt organizations to conspiracy and possession to deliver.

The investigation, which began in late 2024, revealed a shift from opioids to lower-priced crack and cocaine, leading to increased sales in Norristown.

The seized items include seven pounds of drugs, $138,000 in cash, and 17 firearms.

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Bored or looking for something to do? Check out these events!
Events

Date: December 13, 2025
Time: 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Pennypacker Mills, Montgomery County, PA
Admission: Free (suggested donation $2 per person)

Victorian Christmas Open House — enjoy holiday music, Victorian décor, candy‑making demonstrations, and visits with Santa & Mrs. Claus at Pennypacker Mills.

More Events- Travel a tad further to Philadelphia

Date: November 22 – December 24, 2025
Hours: Sun–Thu: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM; Fri–Sat: 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Special Hours: Thanksgiving (Nov 27) 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; Christmas Eve (Dec 24) 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: LOVE Park & City Hall, Philadelphia, PA
Admission: Free (rides, food, and shopping are pay-as-you-go)

Philadelphia’s Christmas Village is an open-air German-style holiday market featuring over 120 vendors selling seasonal gifts, arts and crafts, ornaments, and treats. Enjoy bratwurst, waffles, mulled wine, a double-decker carousel, Ferris wheel, and a 30-foot German Christmas Pyramid centerpiece. Family- and pet-friendly, with easy public transit access.

💡 Answer to Trivia Question:

Montgomery County was established in 1784 and named after General Richard Montgomery, a hero of the American Revolutionary War.