Experience modern living in this fully renovated 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath townhome nestled in Norristown, close to the bustling Kenrick neighborhood.

Enjoy a sleek, brand-new kitchen featuring gray shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and elegant tile flooring.

New luxury vinyl plank flooring and refreshed bathrooms, all in neutral tones, create a bright, updated atmosphere throughout the home.

Comfort and convenience are yours with central air, in-unit laundry, off-street parking, and a tranquil community environment.

Water, sewer, trash, lawn care, and snow removal are included, ensuring simple monthly budgeting.

Take advantage of special offers for qualified tenants, including discounted January rent and a referral bonus for new leases signed by January 31, 2026.

This is a rare chance to join a growing Norristown community, with exciting new developments reshaping the area.

No smoking or pets allowed.

"Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful." - Albert Schweitzer

1. 🏛️ Holiday Tours at Pennypacker Mansion

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• 📅 Date: Saturday & Sunday, Jan 3–4, 2026

• 🕒 Time: Hours vary by day

• 📍 Location: Pennypacker Mills, Montgomery County, PA

• 🎟️ Admission: May vary (often guided tour fees)

• 📄 Details: Explore the historic Pennypacker Mansion with festive holiday decorations and learn about how Christmas was celebrated in the early 1900s — runs through Jan 4.

2.  🎡 Valley Forge & Montgomery County Seasonal Activities

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• 📅 Date: Weekend through Jan 4, 2026

• 🕒 Times Vary

• 📍 Location: Valley Forge & Montgomery County area

• 🎟️ Admission: Varies by activity

• 📄 Details: Ongoing local activities and seasonal outings such as historic tours, winter trails, and other community‑listed events that focus on winter fun and outings across the county.

Why did the scarecrow win an award in Montgomery County, PA?

Because he was outstanding in his field!

Severe high winds rocked Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, causing widespread power outages and prompting a flurry of emergency calls.

Between noon Monday and noon Tuesday, emergency officials handled over 100 weather-related incidents, including road blockages and outdoor electrical fires.

As of Tuesday afternoon, about 383 PECO customers remained without electricity. The hardest-hit areas included Whitemarsh, Lower Merion, and Whitpain Townships, with several other communities also impacted.

The county responded by extending its Code Blue Cold Weather Emergency through January 4, 2026, ensuring shelters and resources are available for vulnerable residents.

Officials urge everyone to stay inside during wind events, secure loose items, and avoid downed wires.

Residents should contact their utility provider for outages and call 911 only in life-threatening situations. The National Weather Service will continue to monitor the situation.