See Radnor's Top Stories From 2024

RADNOR, PA — As residents in and around Radnor plan to ring in the new year, Patch is looking back on some of the biggest stories of the year.

Below are the stories you and your neighbors in Radnor clicked on the most:

Attempted Murder Charge Filed In Wayne Woman's Stabbing
A 40-year-old Broomall man is charged with attempted first-degree murder and more after Radnor Police said he stabbed a woman in Wayne.

Woman Who Confronted Kylie Kelce At Jersey Shore Apologizes
Andrée Goldberg, who owns a high-end Main Line chocolate shop, issued an apologetic statement after privately apologizing to the Kelces.

Bam Margera's Charges Withdrawn In Main Line Hotel Incident
Brandon "Bam" Margera had disorderly conduct and public drunkenness charges filed in Radnor withdrawn in court Wednesday.

Federal Donuts Planning Radnor Location
The popular local donut, fried chicken, and coffee chain has big plans for national expansion, but Radnor is getting some love, too.

'Sick' Fox Bites Dog Walker On Main Line: Officials
After recent discoveries of rabid raccoons in Radnor, authorities said a person walking their dog was bitten by a "sick" appearing fox.

Margaret Kuo's In Wayne To Close After 22 Years
The beloved Main Line Chinese eatery will close its doors after more than 20 years of service next week.

$2.4M-Winning Lottery Ticket Sold At Main Line Store: Officials
The Pennsylvania Lottery said the prize is the second-largest ever for the Pennsylvania Progressive game. See details here.

Main Line Steakhouse Among Region's Best: Philly Magazine
If you're looking for an old-school steakhouse in the Philadelphia region, this Radnor restaurant is one of the best, Philly Mag says.

After Numerous Bridge Strikes, Radnor Installs Warning System
The King of Prussia Road underpass in Radnor now featured an over warning bar and flashing lights. Pavement markings will be added soon.

Man Performed 'Indecent Act' In Front Of Main Line School Girls: Police
Agnes Irwin School officials told police that two young girls saw the man performing the act Thursday on Browning Lane.