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This Small Bucks County Town Has History, Charm and a Beloved Theme Park
Langhorne is a charming small town that is well worth a visit to see its historic downtown and many attractions, including a family-themed amusement park, writes Jess Simms for the Islands. Situated between Philadelphia and Trenton, Langhorne is a highly accessible destination, reflecting its origin story. The borough developed around the crossroads of an east-west…
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Commissioners Consider Tax Increase to Balance Bucks County Budget Deficit
Although the Bucks County $516 million 2026 operating budget proposal does not include tax increases for residents, county commissioners are currently leaving this possibility open while they deal with a projected $16.4 million deficit and rising expenses, writes Fallon Roth for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Democratic Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia said “there’s no question” that a tax…
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Bristol Township Approves Abraham Lincoln Elementary Housing Project
Nearly 100 age-qualified units are set to be built on the former Abraham Lincoln Elementary School site as Bristol finally approves a project that has been in development for years, writes Lacey Latch for the Bucks County Courier Times. The Villas of Abraham Lincoln will consist of 48 senior apartments and 41 stacked townhomes or…
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African American Museum of Bucks County to Host Fundraising Event
The African American Museum of Bucks County will be opening its doors at Boone Farm in Middletown Township’s Core Creek Park in early 2026, writes Dino Ciliberti for Patch. According to Patricia Mervine, author of “Boone Farm: Its People and Place in Middletown History,” there will be a soft opening to ensure things are running…
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Bucks County is Home to a Horse Head Statue, A Pianist’s Heart and More
Bucks County is a great place to live, with beautiful scenery and lively towns, but there are plenty of oddities and strange spots with their own unique stories, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. Locals in Lower Makefield caught sightings of a wolf-like animal in the early 2000s that was larger than…
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Get the Perfect Christmas Tree at One of These Farms Around Bucks County
For those hoping to enjoy a real tree this Christmas season, there’s no shortage of farms in and around Bucks County to visit, writes Jess Rohan for the Bucks County Courier Times. For those in Lower Bucks County, there are plenty of farms to find the perfect holiday tree. Bryan’s Farm near Richboro has…
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Warminster Restaurant Offers a Nostalgic Diner Experience with Delicious Food
Tucked away in Warminster is Eagle Diner, an unassuming spot that blends charm and comfort with a menu full of delicious diner classics, writes Claire Allard for Family Destinations Guide. There are plenty of mouth-watering dishes to choose from, ranging from sweet breakfast options to savory entrées. Omelets are cooked to perfection, stuffed with fillings,…
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Buckingham Developer Looks to Breathe New Life into General Greene Inn
Buckingham real estate investor and builder Bob Welch is hoping to breathe new life into the historic General Greene Inn, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Welch has signed agreements to buy the building located at the intersection of Durham and Old York roads, in the heart of Buckingham Township. The deal was announced by…
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This Flea Market in New Hope Offers 30 Acres of Treasures and Unique Finds
Those who enjoy a trip to the flea market can explore New Hope’s Rice’s Market, with 30 acres of hidden treasures, vintage items, furniture, food and more, writes Claire Allard for Family Destinations Guide. For decades, Rice’s Market has been attracting locals and individuals across the Mid-Atlantic with its hundreds of vendors and their…
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Governor Shapiro Promotes New Child Care Worker Bonuses in Bristol
Gov. Josh Shapiro highlighted new recruitment and retention bonuses for Pennsylvania’s child care workers during a recent visit to a child care center in Bristol, writes Racquel Williams for KYW Newsradio. With the commonwealth facing a child care workforce crisis that includes 3,000 unfilled positions, the 2025-26 state budget sets aside $25 million for a…
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Rocco’s at The Brick in Newtown Closes Abruptly Due to Landlord Dispute
Rocco’s at The Brick in Newtown was forced to close last weekend due to a landlord dispute that stemmed from a change to the restaurant’s liquor license, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. According to the owner, the closure, which abruptly left around 50 employees out of work, was not the restaurant’s decision. The…
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Shop Local This Holiday Season with Bucks County Small Businesses
Across Bucks County, store owners are getting ready for Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29, preparing their shops and restaurants for locals, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. The benefit of turning to small businesses for your Christmas shopping is that you’re more likely to find unique gifts. Nerice Kendter, owner…
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Help Make Someone’s Christmas Magical with Council Rock’s Angel Trees
Over the next few weeks, Angel Trees will be placed throughout the Council Rock School District, with the hope of providing Christmas gifts to less fortunate families, writes Jeff Werner for Patch. Paul Salvatore, a Newtown Rotarian, coordinated the Angel Trees project. Trees are currently located in the Newtown Post Office and the Free…
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Upper Makefield Jet Fuel Spill Prompts Federal Bill to Modernize Pipelines
U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick recently introduced a bill, co-sponsored by Rep. Tom Suozzi of New York, to modernize pipelines and improve emergency responses following a Sunoco pipeline leak in Upper Makefield Township, writes Frank Kummer for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The bill was inspired by Washington Crossing’s Wojnovich family, for whom the bill is named,…
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New Mediterranean Restaurant Coming To Quakertown In December
Azur, a new family-owned spot offering elevated Mediterranean cuisine, will debut in Quakertown at the Trolley Barn Public Market on Dec. 1, writes Ryan Kneller for WFMZ 69 News. Co-owned by Sam and Cassie Guadalupe, the restaurant will be a sister location to True Blue Mediterranean Grill, the couple’s fast-casual eatery next door known for…
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Gobble Up a Thanksgiving Meal at One of These Bucks County Restaurants
If you don’t feel like cooking this Thanksgiving, there are plenty of restaurants around Bucks County offering special meals to enjoy on Nov. 27, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. From noon to 6 PM, the Washington Crossing Inn will be offering its Thanksgiving Dinner buffet. The buffet features deep-fried turkey, a…
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Enjoy the Holidays with Special Tours at Doylestown’s Fonthill Castle
Until Dec. 31, the Bucks County Historical Society will be offering holiday tours of Doylestown’s Fonthill Castle that will give visitors an opportunity to explore the beautifully decorated historical landmark, writes Jeff Werner for Patch. Daily hour-long guided tours are currently available at the castle, showcasing Henry Mercer’s home. Tickets are $20 for adults,…
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Park Planned as Part of Goodnoe Homestead Redevelopment in Newtown
Jim Worthington’s plans to redevelop the Goodnoe Family Homestead in Newtown include a new community park, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The local businessman said a four-acre retention basin property next to the Goodnoe Homestead would be used for the new park with walking trails and lighting. The site fronts on North Sycamore between…
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