Collegeville

He's going to start today.

So I'm walking up the hill to Collegeville with a KFGO app going.

And so I'm catching right at the beginning of everything.

And you start saying Jerry Kaminsky.

Well, and, Doc, Phil, I was at an outdoor venue where they squeezed 14,000 people.

I thought that only seated eight.

You could have shoehorned any more people into that little beautiful valley at Collegeville for St. John's.

I mean, honestly, people are standing everywhere.

And Heavens is down as the turf slides out from under him, making his cut up across the 11 to the 12.

Bill Neal, a 245-pound sophomore out of Collegeville, Pennsylvania.

Notre Dame's statistics on the year at 2-2.

And you see there in total yards, I don't ever remember since Ara Parseghian rebuilt the football program here at Notre Dame that the opposition has been that close to him statistically.

You have been warned.

[pensive music] As soon as the news spread that a new children's store would be opening up in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, parents from all over couldn't wait to take a peek inside.

The community was full of young families, and there weren't a lot of children's stores in the area.

So as soon as the store, Your Kids and Mine, opened its doors in September 1995, several families made the trip to check out the colorful clothing and accessories with their little ones.

Jimmy sat watching the Sunday football game while Lisa pondered how she wanted to spend the afternoon.

Lisa recalled that a new children's store named Your Kids and Mine had opened up just a few weeks ago.

The store was located in the Collegeville Shopping Center, just a 10-minute drive from their home.

And as it turns out, Lisa had the perfect reason to visit.

Stay tuned as we explore the details of this partnership and its potential impact on the community.

A Child's Light, a nonprofit providing expedited mental health support for youth who have survived severe trauma, announced its official regional expansion into Montgomery County through a strategic clinical partnership with Collegeville-based Coeo Therapy.

The collaboration extends A Child's Light's rapid response model to families in Montgomery County, bypassing traditional care bottlenecks to connect children in crisis with specialized trauma-informed care.

Currently, subsidized mental health care for youth in the region often involves a wait list of several months.

It looks like both lanes are open.

And they just cleared the work here on 422 westbound by Phoenixville and Collegeville.

They're out of the way.

Eastbound little bit of traffic heading in toward Oaks and KOP, but no delays just yet on this Wednesday morning.