What were people googling in 2024 to find their way to MoreThanTheCurve.com? It ranged from restaurants to politics, local businesses and events, and a little of everything else. Articles and content from MoreThanTheCurve.com appeared in 3,886,712 Google results and generated 108,313 clicks to the website.

Here are the Top 10 results. Please note we removed general searches for MoreThanTheCurve.com and variations of the name, along with in-house events and promotions such as Conshohocken Restaurant Week, Conshohocken Winter Market, and Conshohocken Farmers’ Market.

10. Diddy. Some guy protested in West Conshohocken with a sign that read “Diddy + Kamala ’24.” (article)
9 Eagles Pro Shop Plymouth Meeting. The Philadelphia Eagles expanded its retail operation to Plymouth Meeting with a store at The Metroplex (article)
8. Sorrento’s Lafayette Hill. The long-running Italian restaurant in Lafayette Hill announced that it was for sale. The family-owned restaurant plans to retire. It will remain open until it is sold. (article)
7. Goat’s Beard Conshohocken. The owners beyond The Goat’s Beard in Wayne and Manayunk announced plans for a third location in Conshohocken at the Spring Mill Campus. Eventually, they decided the restaurant would have its own identity and opened as The Daisy Tavern. (article)
6. Wissahickon Ski Club. On a small hillside off Barren Hill Road is a members-only ski club. (article)
5. Saint Patrick’s Day Parade in Conshohocken. The annual parade is held the Saturday before the holiday (article)
4. Federal Donuts Conshohocken. In early 2024, Federal Donuts & Chicken announced that it was opening at the Plymouth Square Shopping Center. It has not yet opened. (article)
3. The Biscuit Lady. Tara Torrence opened her second location of The Biscuit Lady in Plymouth Meeting. (article)
2. Conshohocken Bakery. The five-decade-old family-run business announced its closing so the remaining founder could retire. (article)
1. Jamie Apody. Longtime 6ABC Action News sports reporter and weekend anchor announced she was leaving the station. (article)