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Hear Our Vision
The Norristown Project's goal is to implement visions for a better community. We are always taking suggestions on how we can work together to get Norristown to this goal. We also share our vision for the community and what we would like to see happen. From the abandoned prison on Airy Street to Walnut Street Park, we have ideas for development and welcome an open discussion on your thoughts for these areas. Click on the pictures to the right to hear our idea for each.
Recent Posts
Camp Xtreme Brings STEAM Learning to the Norristown Community
Norristown campers at Camp Xtreme have been enjoying a summer of fun, engaging STEAM activities. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics. To combine challenging science concepts with creative projects, Camp Xtreme has partnered with Greener Partners, GlaxoSmithKline, andRead More »
NPD Chief releases statement following recent incidents in the community
Chief Mark Talbot of the Norristown Police Department released the following statement following recent events happening in the community: As you know, we’ve recently experienced a spike in gun violence and sadly there was another incident early this morning. AtRead More »
Five Saints Distilling Receives International Recognition Awards
Five Saints Distilling (129 E Main Street) recently received multiple awards for their spirits. The distillery, located at the former Humane Fire Company on Main and Green, continues to do well in the community and abroad. The recognitions and awardsRead More »
#ExploreNorristown
Over the past few years, businesses, organizations, government entities, and residents have attempted to create hashtags to follow all of the great things happening in town(here’s a definition of what a hashtag is). Unfortunately, some of the tags have missedRead More »
Norristown Students Place in 24 Math State Competition
Four Norristown Area School District students recently competed and placed in the Math 24 State Competition in Harrisburg. The students, who represented Marshall Street Elementary School, Stewart Middle School, and Eisenhower Science and Technology Leadership Academy, placed within the topRead More »