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Ad Pro Incorporated is a southern Chester County, Pennsylvania based publishing group. Our high tech office and production facility is conveniently located in the Jennersville or West Grove area. Jennersville is strategically located near Old Baltimore Pike and Route 796. We are 25 miles from Wilmington, 18 miles from Newark and 20 miles from Elkton. publishes the following weekly newspapers, seas

onal magazines and specialty publications. Weekly Newspapers
Chester County Press - Founded in 1866, The Chester County Press is the oldest and largest weekly newspaper in Chester County, Pennsylvania and with its historical significance, continued outstanding news coverage and loyal readership; it remains the single most efficient newspaper advertising buy in the area. The Chester County Press’s paid readership reaches the following communities: Avondale, Chadds Ford, Chatham, Cochranville, Jennersville, Kelton, Kemblesville, Kennett Square, Landenberg, Lewisville, Lincoln University, Longwood, Lenape, West Grove, Mendenhall, New London, Nottingham, Oxford, Toughkenamon, Unionville and the neighboring communities in Southern Lancaster County, Hockessin, Delaware and Rising Sun, Maryland. Magazines
All Ad Pro magazines are “coffee table”, keepsake publications designed using quality gloss covers, and center spreads that attract premium advertisers and the inside printed on high bright paper that appeals to the smaller advertiser that wants high quality color reproduction without the higher costs of gloss. Each edition comes out bi-annually in the spring/summer and fall/winter. 90% of the distribution is direct saturation mail within specified zip codes with significant free distribution at participating stores and newsstands. Each of magazines offer “hyper local” news from each community in the form of features, profiles, history, entertainment and home and garden stories. Please use the media kit tab and form to request more details on any or all of our publications.
*Landenberg Life – (Landenberg,_Pennsylvania) This magazine covers the 19350 and 19347 zip codes.
*Kennett Square Life– (Kennett_Square Pennsylvania) Kennett Square Life covers the 19348 and 19375 zip codes
*Newark Life – (Newark Delaware) Newark Life covers the 19711 and 19713 zip codes
*Middletown Life – (Middletown Delaware) Middletown Life covers the 19709, 19730 and 19734 zip codes
*West Chester Life – (West Chester, PA) Middletown Life covers the 19709, 19730 and 19734 zip codes
*Greenville & Hockessin Life – Greenville & Hockessin Life covers the 19707 and 19807 zip codes

Specialty Publications
*Health & Medical Guide – an annual digest of health and medical information for Chester County.
*Official Mushroom Festival Guide - This magazine is printed under the guidance of the Mushroom Festival Committee (see www.mushroomfestival.org) every September. It serves as the main source of information about the Kennett Square Mushroom Festival. The Mushroom Festival is one of the largest food festivals in the Mid-Atlantic states with an annual attendance of over 100,000 people.
*Kennett Run Event Guide - An annual guide for the notable Kennett Run held every spring in downtown Kennett Square and nearby Anson Nixon Park.
*Unionville Community Fair, Farm Show - An annual event guide promoting the agricultural heritage of the Southern Chester County region. Publishing a month before the event held on the first weekend of October.

25/07/2024

The King family is well known in Chadds Ford for their work in forestry through the family business, Chadds Ford Tree Service , but one family member has been blazing her very own trail.

Martha King, the daughter of owner and founder of the business Rob King, is blazing her own trail through the competitive world of Timbersports. With multiple podium wins at national and international events, Martha has chopped her way through the competition—and through setbacks, too.

Martha King is chopping her way through national and international Timbersports competition

25/07/2024

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press, Kennett School District enters land negotiations with Kennett Trails Alliance, July 16th storm wreaks havoc throughout the county, Braving Veracity: Creating space and support for local women writers, and more!

Chester County Press - July 24th edition

24/07/2024

Are you anticipating an inheritance someday? If so, you may want to discuss it with your parents or other family members who may be leaving you the assets — because early, open communication will benefit everyone involved.

Talk to your family about wealth transfer

23/07/2024

The name “Birdie’s Links and Drinks” doesn’t adequately convey all the fun that everyone can have – and all the learning that golfers can gain.

Birdie’s is an indoor entertainment center, it explains on Facebook, with eight simulator bays to practice golf techniques. The simulators also allow people to use golf balls to play other games.

Birdie's Links and Drinks

Middletown recreation

23/07/2024

Something just wasn’t right – aesthetically, economically and environmentally.

For several years, Adam Brady, the supervisor of parks and open space for London Britain Township, would expend countless hours and gallons of costly petrol to hop aboard an 18-foot-wide township tractor and mow the entirety of Nichol Park in Landenberg, only to have to repeat the process a week or so later.

Nichol Park: Found money, made beauty

22/07/2024

The Kennett Consolidated School District Board approved a project that would transfer a piece of the Legacy Fields land to an organization that pursues trail-building and outdoor education.

The motion to move forward received unanimous “ayes” at the July 8 school board meeting in Mary D. Lang Kindergarten Center.

Kennett School Board approves moving forward on a land-swap with trail group

21/07/2024

When they first drove by the former St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church at the corner of Saw Mill and Landenberg roads in the deep winter of the 2021 pandemic, neither Angus Fredenburg or Esther Han knew that it had once served as a house of faith.

They also did not know that it was once the home of the renowned artist Bernie F***h and his wife Roz duPont, nor that it served as an informal meeting place for a long litany of artists who formed an alchemy of creativity and conversation there.

With vision and patience, Angus Fredenburg and Esther Han have transformed a former sanctuary of faith and art and written a spectacular new chapter

21/07/2024

The Route 41 Corridor – the well-traveled and some would say severely outdated highway that slices through southern Chester County – is the topic of a soon-to-be finalized study that intends to “develop a vision that promotes safety, convenience, and accessibility for all users, supports key local industries and businesses, and reflects the character of the diverse communities along the corridor.”

Route 41 study presented to New Garden board

20/07/2024

The Pennsylvania House Republicans held a policy committee hearing on July 9 at Avon Grove High School that addressed the community’s continued concerns over the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ (DCNR) plans to develop a portion of Big Elk Creek State Park – which they own -- into campgrounds and additional facilities.

PA House Republicans hold policy committee hearing on Big Elk Creek State Park

19/07/2024

As defined and applied, acupuncture is a healing modality that treats pain, illness and disease through the insertion of needles at various points in the body. By doing so, it regulates the flow of Qi -- the energetic “life force” that when allowed to flow freely creates health, balance and harmony.

Spring Point Acupuncture

The art of healing

19/07/2024

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press, PA House Republicans hold policy committee hearing on Big Elk Creek State Park, Route 41 study presented to New Garden board, Nichol Park: Found money, made beauty, and more!

Chester County Press - July 17th edition

17/07/2024

Beginning in 2018, childhood friends Nick Holmes and Kyle Hickey – both 33 -- combined their experience in recording, mixing and mastering with providing opportunities for up-and-coming local musicians to create Studio, an incubator of dreams, ideas and sound. Recently, Newark Life caught up with them between sessions to hear about their work, their industry and the local music scene.

Newark Life Q & A

17/07/2024

Lewis Macleod, CEO of South Mill Champs, recently made a donation to LCH Health and Community Services

Macleod completed his first Olympic triathlon, a 1.5 km swim, a 40 km bike ride, and a 10 km run where he raised funds to support LCH. The donation will significantly support LCH's ongoing mission to provide high-quality healthcare and social services to the community.

South Mill Champs CEO makes donation to LCH

16/07/2024

Oxford Borough Council unanimously approved Resolution #1386-2024 supporting the Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semi-Quincentennial (America250PA), which will take place on July 4, 2026.

Oxford Borough Council supports Pa. Commission for quincentennial

15/07/2024

“Jen Panaro is a self-proclaimed composting nerd and an advocate for sustainable living for modern families,” the Chadds Ford resident writes on www.honestlymodern.com, a website that she created in 2013 to encourage eco-friendly living.

Honestly Modern

A big assist for Mother Nature

15/07/2024

When people think of West Grove, many things may come to mind: mushroom farms, Avon Grove High School football games and local businesses, but music may not usually be top of mind.

For local musician and recording artist Dan Orlando, however, it always is. Although he began playing piano at the age of six, he credits his time and connections in West Grove for nurturing his early passion for music.

‘Unstoppable’: Dan Orlando’s musical journey was cultivated in West Grove

14/07/2024

Juan Tafolla earned enthusiastic applause from the Kennett Consolidated School District Board at its May meeting, as he reported on his return from a six-month excursion to Mexico.

He took the trip on behalf of the Kennett Square Borough Council to explore relations between the borough and his family’s province of origin, the State of Mexico, and, more specifically, the capital city of Toluca.

Kennett Square junior council member reports on Mexican excursion

13/07/2024

For many first-generation students who graduate from high school, the thought of their attending college appears far on the horizon, a distant but unlikely dream of ivory towers and higher education.

When Oxford Area High School seniors Daniela P. Ayllon and Emely Rodriguez stepped off the podium at the school’s commencement on May 31, they graduated with that dream firmly in their future.

Two Chester County Futures students receive Elizabethtown-Rigg Scholarship

12/07/2024

Trevor Blyden bolts into Limits Fitness & Spa in Kennett Square – he has owned it since 2016 -- completely breathless, and actively removes his tie as he runs to his office and pulls a Clark Kent level transition from business attire to gym rat. He is less than a decade removed from the life he once knew – that of a prison inmate -- and he has accomplished more than many who didn’t have to restart their life several times. His best advertisement for training, for motivation, is himself.

Building pathways to success

12/07/2024

The Kennett Area Park Authority (KAPA) will present an inaugural Roots & Blues Festival on July 27 beginning at 11 a.m. at Anson B. Nixon Park in Kennett Square.

The Wild Bohemians to headline Roots & Blues festival on July27

11/07/2024

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press:

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press, Two Chester County Futures students receive Elizabethtown-Rigg Scholarship, The Wild Bohemians to headline Roots & Blues festival on July27, Kennett Square junior council member reports on Mexican excursion, and more!

Chester County Press - July 10th edition

10/07/2024

Owning a boutique and making hats for a living may not have always been Oxford resident Tanna Walker’s expected career trajectory, but then again, passion has a way of changing things for the better.

Walker owns Freckled Feather Hats a hat decorating and styling business as well as Iron Antler Exchange , her boutique and storefront in Christiana, Pa., but before her passion for hat making took over, Walker previously worked in real estate. She has had her real estate license since 2009 but left the industry two years ago to devote her time fully to Freckled Feather Hats.

‘Don’t be a lady. Be a legend.’

09/07/2024

The story of immigration is complex. There are many reasons people come to this country. The bottom line is that people come to this country to make a better life for their loved ones. But what does that really mean?

Dreams of a better life bring immigrants to the U.S.

08/07/2024

The Borough of Oxford is always seeking ways to partner with Lincoln University, and now they may join together to apply for a grant to support EV (electric vehicle) charger installation efforts.

Oxford Borough looking for new ways to partner with Lincoln University

07/07/2024

Since its opening last August, the new Kennett Library has enhanced its forever mission to serve as the hub of curiosity and creativity for residents in the townships and municipalities it serves, and at any time during the day, the wheels of that mission are in full spin, perhaps nowhere as visible as in its two makerspace facilities.

One of 48 grant recipients from Longwood Foundation

06/07/2024

The Chester County District Attorney’s Office and the Chester County Detectives announced the arrest of Enrique Lopez Gomez on June 25 for charges related to the death of a 21-month-old child.

Gomez, a 20-year-old from West Grove, was arrested overnight last Thursday and has been charged with murder of the third degree, involuntary manslaughter, and other related charges. Magisterial District Judge Matthew Seavey set bail at $10,000,000 cash.

West Grove man charged in death of 21-month-old child

05/07/2024

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press, West Grove man charged in death of 21 month-old, Kennett Library receives $500k grant for makerspace enhancements, New Garden Airshow pictures, and more!

Chester County Press - July 3rd edition

05/07/2024

In true New Garden Flying Field fashion, the airport took to the skies on June 25 that drew a crowd of 4,000, who enjoyed an evening of events that included a 150-drone light show

New Garden air show showcases returning and new performers

03/07/2024

Residents of Yorklyn and Hockessin woke up one day in early September of 2021 to find that 10 acres of luxurious trees had been eviscerated along Yorklyn Road at the intersection of Hockessin Hills Road. Locals say they never saw the desecration coming, and they have been reeling from the event ever since.

Residents remain opposed to sudden disappearance of ten acres of woodlands to make way for new development

02/07/2024

Over the past several years, as the conversation for the Five Points intersection in Kennett Township included converting it to a roundabout, there was one essential component missing in that plan that other successful roundabouts in southern Chester County already enjoy.

Will include four left-turn lanes; plans for roundabout scrapped

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