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What Bucks County Residents Want at Neshaminy Mall, and it’s Definitely Not More Apartments
Walk through Neshaminy Mall on a weekday afternoon, and the silence says everything. Storefronts sit dark behind paper-covered windows. Corridors that were once filled with weekend crowds echo with the footsteps of the few. For much of the 1.1-million-square-foot complex, the bustle is a memory. That memory, it turns out, is exactly what Bucks County…
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Warminster Giant Sells Winning PA Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $3.2 Million
Bucks County’s lucky lottery streak just got a little richer. A “20,000 a Month for Life” scratch-off ticket was recently sold at a Giant supermarket in Warminster for just $10, writes Jo Ciavaglia for Bucks County Courier Times. The winner can collect $20,000 every month for the rest of their life for a sum of…
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Bucks County Playhouse’s Alexander Fraser Steps Down on a High Note After 12-Year Run
After 12 years of turning Bucks County Playhouse from a struggling historic theater into one of the region’s most vibrant cultural destinations, Alexander Fraser is taking his final bow on his own terms, writes Earl Hopkins for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Fraser wrapped up his time as producing director this weekend with the opening of South…
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Meet the Rosenthals: The Jamison Family Healing Grief With Humor on TikTok
Grief doesn’t usually come with a punchline. But for one Jamison family, laughter has become the whole point, writes Marcella Baiett for CBS News. As Father’s Day approaches this Sunday, the Rosenthal family, made up of Robin and her two children, Sam and Emma, is once again proving that humor and heartbreak can share the…
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Levittown: The Bucks County Town That Changed How America Builds Homes
In 1952, Bucks County farmland became the testing ground for a new way of building America, one that would put a house within reach of nearly anyone, writes JD Mullane for Bucks County Courier Times. Levittown emerged from the post-World War II housing shortage and went on to become the blueprint for suburban development across…
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The 10 Most Expensive Places to Live in Bucks County Right Now
From stone farmhouses to riverfront estates, Bucks County has always sold a particular idea of the good life—and the current housing market reflects that. The county’s median home price reached $546,000 in May 2026, according to the Bucks County Association of Realtors. Buyers are benefiting from more available homes, with active listings increasing, but well-priced…
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Bucks County Events Happening This Weekend, From Doylestown Pride to Hidden Gem Hikes
Bucks County doesn’t take a weekend off, and this one is especially loaded. Between a borough-wide Pride party, musical performances, and a hillside turning purple with lavender, everyone from theatregoers to nature lovers can find something to add to their itinerary for the next several days. Here is a roundup of events happening this weekend…
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New Hope Riverfront Home With Glass Facade Listed for Nearly $10 Million
Where a 1930s cottage once stood on the banks of the Delaware River, a glass architectural statement has taken its place. Now, it’s on the market for just under $10 million, writes Ben Shapiro for Bucks County Courier Times. The property at 2710 River Road sits on eight acres in New Hope with sweeping views…
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Walmart Debuts “Store of the Future” at Renovated Warminster Supercenter
Walmart has debuted its newly renovated Warminster Supercenter, unveiling the retailer’s “Store of the Future” concept in Bucks County for the first time, writes Dino Ciliberti for Patch. The grand reopening at the Street Road location last Friday introduced shoppers to a reimagined store while also marking 30 years since the Warminster Supercenter first opened…
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New Delaware River Bridge Project Threatens Bristol Township Homes in Edgely Neighborhood
More than a dozen Bristol Township homes could be demolished to make way for a new Delaware River Bridge as the Pennsylvania Turnpike pushes forward with one of its most ambitious infrastructure projects in decades, writes JD Mullane for Bucks County Courier Times. Turnpike officials confirmed this week that roughly 13 residences stand in the…
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Perkasie’s Still Rise Farms Blends Food, Wellness, and Community Ahead of Juneteenth Event
On a 40-acre stretch of land in Perkasie, rows of vegetables and beehives are doing more than growing food; they’re growing a movement, reports Hank Flynn for Fox 29. Still Rise Farms is gearing up to host a Juneteenth celebration this Friday, but the farm’s ambitions stretch far beyond a single day of programming. The…
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Holy Ghost Baseball Coach Greg Olenski Named Coach of the Year as Firebirds Return to State Championships
Holy Ghost Preparatory School’s baseball team has made a habit of playing in big games in June. The Firebirds recently returned to the PIAA Class 4A state championship for the second time in three seasons, marking another successful year under coach Greg Olenski, writes Tom Moore for Bucks County Courier Times. The road back to…
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Where to Play Pickleball in Bucks County: The Best Courts, Clinics, and Beginner-Friendly Spots
Listen closely on a weekday evening near a Bucks County recreation center, and you’ll likely hear it before you see it: the distinct, hollow pop of a plastic ball meeting a paddle, echoing across a parking lot full of cars. That sound has become one of the defining notes of recreation in America. Part tennis,…
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New Hope’s LGBTQ+ Hub The Cub Room Secures Five More Years, With Upgrades Coming
New Hope’s only dedicated LGBTQ+ destination isn’t going anywhere. The Cub Room has locked in a new five-year lease with New Hope Lodge Partners, owner Laura Sachs announced, guaranteeing the bar’s place in the borough for years to come, writes staff for Out In Jersey. The lease renewal lands just as the New Hope Lodge…
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Doylestown Welcomes New Philly Pretzel Factory with Grand Opening Celebration
Fresh-baked pretzels have a new home in Bucks County. Philly Pretzel Factory, the beloved Bensalem-headquartered chain renowned for its oversized, soft, Philly-style pretzels baked fresh daily at locations throughout the Delaware Valley and beyond, opened its doors at the East Street Center in Doylestown yesterday, giving residents one more reason to detour on their way…
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Bensalem-Born Rita’s Italian Ice Debuts Glittery Mermaid Flavor Nationwide
Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard is diving into summer with a glittery new flavor: Mermaid Italian Ice, now scooping at all 600 locations nationwide, writes Hira Qureshi for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Mermaid Italian Ice swirls together berry and marshmallow flavors into a vivid pink treat finished with a dusting of edible glitter. The limited-edition…
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Five Luxury Bucks County Homes Hitting the Market in the Next Week, Including a $4.4M New Hope Estate
As spring gives way to summer, Bucks County’s luxury real estate market is shifting into high gear: five standout properties are hitting the market this week alone. The timing tracks with both local and national patterns for luxury homes—those defined by location, quality, size, amenities, and market positioning. As for Bucks County, several homes across…
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Neshaminy High School Claims First PIAA State Baseball Crown in Program History
Neshaminy High School baseball has etched its name into the record books with the team’s first-ever PIAA state championship win, writes Mia Messina for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The team clinched the title with a 7-3 win over Butler Senior High School in the Class 6A game last Thursday. The hard-fought victory survived a rain delay…
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