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Warminster Manufacturer Creates Iconic Big Bows in Car Commercials
The big, iconic bows we see adorning cars in commercials and decorating homeowners’ front doors during the holidays are actually made locally in Warminster, reports staff for 6abc. At the Car Bow Store, the manufacturer receives large plastic rolls that are cut into strips, glued together, assembled into bows, and then shipped out across the…
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Details for New Pennsbury High School Unveiled at Recent Meeting
At a recent Pennsbury School Board meeting, details were discussed for the new high school building spanning 495,000 square feet that will cost $269.5 million, writes Dino Ciliberti for Patch. The new building, designed by KCBA Architects, will replace the district’s Pennsbury East and West campuses, grouping the high schoolers together. Mike Strohecker,…
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Penndel Borough Police Officer Saves Eight Residents from House Fire
Penndel Borough Police Officer Sean Peck is being celebrated as a hero after saving eight people from a house fire on Woodland Avenue in Penndel this past Thursday, writes Jeff Werner for Patch. Officer Peck witnessed the fire around 4:40 AM and quickly moved to assist the residents. “Recognizing the imminent danger to the…
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Affording Typical Rent Requires Double Income For Retail Workers in Philly Region
In the Philadelphia region, retail employees will need to earn more than double their current annual income to afford the median-priced apartment in the area, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Philadelphia metropolitan area retail workers earned a median annual salary of $35,006 in 2024. In order to comfortably afford the rent for an…
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Lack of Philadelphia Snow Creating Financial Windfall for State
The absence of snow in Philadelphia has benefited Pennsylvania’s budget, allowing the “snowy day” funds to be redirected to other regional projects, including repairing potholes on state-maintained roads and highways, writes Isaac Avilucea for AXIOS. Philadelphia’s snowfall in recent years has been far below the average of 23.1 inches annually, resulting in nearly $2 million…
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Following Abrupt Closure, Rocco’s at The Brick Releases Statement with Update
After its abrupt closure, Rocco’s at The Brick in Newtown issued a statement earlier this week to thank customers and address concerns regarding gift cards, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. “Your support has made this transition easier, and we are incredibly grateful for each of you,” wrote the eatery. Rocco’s also noted, in response…
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Calling All Hoagie Lovers! PrimoHoagies Opening New Quakertown Location
PrimoHoagies, the popular fast-casual chain known for its hoagies packed with premium meats, cheeses, and a distinctive spice blend, is launching a new location in Quakertown, writes Ryan Kneller for WFMZ 69 News. The new PrimoHoagies will take over the space formerly occupied by SuperCuts in the Quakertown Plaza shopping center. Renovations will begin in…
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Bensalem-Based Papa Johns Franchisee Sets Sights on Growth in Philly Region
The Bensalem-based Papa Johns franchisee, Pie Investments, is gearing up for another round of growth in Greater Philadelphia, coming on the heels of a major push that already doubled its number of locations in recent weeks, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The franchisee will open five Papa Johns stores next year in…
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Backyard Buzz: Bucks County Success Story Born from Passion for Bees
Backyard Buzz in Bucks County is a mother-daughter-owned honey business born out of their shared passion for pollinators, writes Leigh Green for PA Eats. Nikki Zebrowski-Beck and Karen Zebrowski oversee every aspect of the artisanal honey business, bringing the focus and care necessary to understand and cater for their tiny teammates. As a Cornell Certified…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: $2.75M Gorgeous Mid-Century Modern in Newtown
A mid-century modern home set on 5.13 acres with four bedrooms and four full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in Newtown. This inviting residence offers a balance of rustic character and modern comfort, approached by a long and private scenic driveway that sets a tranquil tone. . . Thoughtful details include vaulted…
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Quakertown’s Sabrina Carpenter Joins 2026 Met Gala Host Committee
This past week, Vogue announced that Quakertown’s Sabrina Carpenter is joining the 2026 Met Gala host committee, writes Rosa Cartagena for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The pop star will be joining 15 other celebrities on the committee, including model Paloma Elsesser, K-pop performer Lisa, ballerina Misty Copeland, actor Gwendoline Christie, and vocalist Sam Smith. …
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Bedminster Woman Sews Hundreds of Dresses for Little Girls in Need
Dotty Garis has spent the past five years sewing hundreds of dresses for little girls around the world as part of her work with the Christian humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse, reports Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Garis will be 87 in March, but that hasn’t stopped her from finding ways to…
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Yardley’s Ingage Names Home Improvement Veteran Vice President of Customer Experience
Yardley-based Ingage, a provider of interactive and data-driven sales enablement software, has named Kyle Sellers its new Vice President of Customer Experience. Sellers is a veteran of the home improvement industry with over a decade of experience shaping successful strategies for well-known brands. He has served in leadership roles with organizations including Tundraland Home Improvements…
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These Golden Globe Nominees Have Ties to the Bucks County Area
The Golden Globes recently announced its list of nominees from some of the top movies and TV shows, and a few actors with connections to Bucks County made the list, writes Henry Savage for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The award show will be held on Jan. 11 and will cover 28 categories across a variety…
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Bucks County Playhouse Spreads Christmas Cheer with ‘Elf: The Musical’
This Christmas season, celebrate with the beloved Buddy the Elf in the Bucks County Playhouse’s production of “Elf: The Musical” in New Hope through Jan. 4, reports Alicia Vitarelli for 6abc. The musical, just like the classic film, stars Buddy, a human raised by elves who ventures beyond the North Pole to New York City.…
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Acclaimed New Hope Furniture Designer Receives International Reward
Mira Nakashima, an acclaimed architect and furniture designer from New Hope, was recently awarded the 2025 Isamu Noguchi Award, writes Jeff Werner for Patch. The award honors accomplished individuals who have a spirit of innovation, dedication to their creativity, and limitless imagination. Established in 2014, the Isamu Noguchi Award is presented to those…
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Pennsylvania Emerges as Major Hub for Gas-Powered Data Centers
Pennsylvania is rapidly emerging as a major center for gas-powered data centers, based on newly released analysis from research firm BloombergNEF, writes Chrissy Suttles for AXIOS. Pennsylvania’s data center capacity is being boosted by policy incentives, billions in investments, and abundant natural gas reserves, as developers compete to secure new power sources to meet rising…
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Yardley-Based Jubilant Therapeutics Appoints Industry Veteran as New CEO
Jubilant Therapeutics, a Yardley-based biopharmaceutical company focused on cancer and autoimmune disease treatments, has named Daniel J. O’Connor to be its new CEO, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. O’Connor brings with him more than thirty years of executive experience in the life sciences industry. He previously led Ambryx Biopharma, a San Diego…
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