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Yardley Resident, Villa Joseph Marie Grad Makes Waves as a Member of John Hopkins’ Soccer Team
A Bucks County resident and soccer star is making a name for herself on her current college team, gaining the attention of fans nationwide. Matthew Ralph wrote about the up and coming stat for Brotherly Game. Katie Sullivan, a resident of Yardley and a graduate of Villa Joseph Marie High School, is currently playing for…
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Doylestown Borough to Build New Playground With Structures Based on Local Landmarks
A Bucks County borough has just announced that they will be building a new playground, with the structures modeled after local buildings. Jeff Werner wrote about the new play area for the Doylestown Borough. A children’s play area at Broad Commons Park has been proposed following a $50,000 donation from Christopher B. and Whitney Chandor.…
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Learn About Bucks County’s Quaker History on This Fun and Historic Tour
Once the main hub of Quaker beliefs and ethics, Bucks County visitors and residents can now relive this history in a fun driving tour. Louise Feder wrote about the historical tour for Visit Bucks County. Quaker Meetinghouse Driving Tour will take attendees on a historical trail of 12 Quaker meetinghouses in the Bucks County area.…
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Newtown Resident Debuts One-Man Show That Showcases His Skills as an Actor
A Bucks County resident has recently put together a one-man show that tells an important part of his incredible backstory. Jarrad Saffren wrote about the thespian for the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent. Joel Gibbs, a Newtown resident, recently put on his one-man show “Meet Sol Krupnick”, at KleinLife in Northeast Philadelphia, with about 200 friends and…
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Shady Brook Farms Is Home to One of the Best Bars in All of Bucks County
One of Bucks County’s most popular farms is home to one of the area’s most popular bars, and local residents are taking notice. Staff writers for 94.5 PST wrote about the establishment. Shady Brook Farms, located in Yardley, is home to one of the cutest bars in Bucks County, The Stone’s Throw. The bar offers…
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Doylestown Research Foundation Receives $2M State Grant to Support Five Early-Stage Life Sciences
A Bucks County research facility was just given a large amount of funds in the form of a grant, a huge benefit to their important research. John George wrote about the large grant for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Baruch S. Blumberg Institute in Doylestown has landed a $2 million Pennsylvania grant to support five…
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This Bucks County High School Has Two Candidates for a New Director
Two candidates for the Director of a Bucks County high school are both aiming to take on the position to fill the seat of the previous incumbent. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the candidates for the Bensalem Patch. Sheldon Per, a resident who has been involved in the school district since 1969, and Stephanie Gonzalez Ferrandez,…
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New Hope Resident, Former Employee of Major Biotech Firm Discusses the Impact of Whistle-Blowers
A Bucks County resident, who was integral in the exposing of a major company’s business dealings, reflects on the impact his actions had. Jonathan Saltzman wrote about the local resident in The Boston Globe. Michael Bawduniak, the New Hope resident and former top-ranking employee of the biotech company Biogen, was recently named the “Whistleblower of…
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This Pennsbury High School Senior Has Been Selected for a Major Varsity Soccer League
A Bucks County high school student has just been selected to play in a major soccer league, a great continuation to his long sports career. Jim Brown wrote about the local player for the Philadelphia Sun. Justin Brown, a senior at Pennsbury High School and member of the school’s men’s soccer team, was recently selected…
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This Bucks County Mall is Working with a Local Nonprofit to Gather Food for Those in Need This Holiday Season
One of Bucks County’s most popular malls has begun working with a nonprofit to help those who are in need this holiday season. The Neshaminy Mall, located in Bensalem, is working with United Way off Bucks and Boscov’s to collected food for those who are facing food insecurity this winter. The donations will be disbursed…
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Historic Bar, Restaurant in Newtown Celebrates Its 250th Birthday, Invites Patrons To Gather for Occasion
One of Bucks County’s oldest establishments is celebrating a major milestone, and the owner is inviting everyone to come celebrate. Jeff Werner wrote about the local establishment in the Newtown, PA Patch. The Temperance House, first officially established in 1772, is celebrating its 250th birthday today. Regarded as one of the most historic properties in…
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Doylestown Nonprofit Working in Conjunction with Local Hospitals to Help New Moms with Addiction Recovery
A Bucks County nonprofit is working with local hospitals to help new mothers who are dealing with addiction problems. Peg Quann wrote about the initiative for the Bucks County Courier Times. Bucks County Children and Youth is working in conjunction with local hospitals to help new mothers with their addiction recovery. The Doylestown-based nonprofit provides…
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This Bucks County Commissioner was Recently Honored with Spirit of Commonwealth Award
An important figure in Bucks County’s government was recently recognized for his work in helping residents throughout the area. Samantha Bambino wrote about the award for the Lower Bucks Times. The Drug and Alcohol Service Providers Organization of Pennsylvania was recently recognized Bucks County Commissioner Gene DiGirolamo with Spirit of the Commonwealth Award. The award…
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Sesame Place’s Upcoming Waterpark Attraction Set to be A Hit This Coming Summer
Bucks County’s most popular amusement park has just announced details about their new upcoming attraction for local and visiting children. Sesame Place, located in Langhorne, is one of the area’s most popular destinations, with people traveling around the country to experience America’s immersive Sesame Street experience. “Bert & Ernie’s Splashy Shores” was recently announced as…
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Revolutionary War-Era Native American Orator Has a Special Connection to Popular New Hope Inn
The name of one of Bucks County’s most well-known inns has a very interesting history, and one local historian shared the namesake’s story. Bucks County Then and Now recently wrote about the name online. The Logan Inn, located at 10 W Ferry Street in New Hope, was first established in 1727 as a tavern. Known…
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CEO of Bucks County Bank Named “Credit Union Executive of the Year” for Efforts in Aiding Ukrainians
The head of a bank with several locations in Bucks County was recently recognized for his contributions to those affected by war. Bruce K. Foulke, American Heritage Credit Union’s President and CEO, has been named “Credit Union Executive of the Year” by American Banker for both his leadership at American Heritage as well as his year-long efforts…
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This Bucks County Resident is in Search of a New Kidney. Read to Learn How You Can Help
A Bucks County resident is currently in search of a new kidney, and he is looking to his community to help him find an eligible donor. Don Brown, a resident of Bucks County for more than 21 years, suffers from stage 5 kidney disease and is in search of a living kidney donor. In January…
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Doylestown Government Building Celebrates Fallen Officers With Special Wreath
One of Bucks County’s most important government buildings is celebrating its fallen heroes with a holiday wreath adorning its interior. Jeff Werner wrote about the memorial decoration for the Doylestown Patch. The Bucks County Administration Building, located in Doylestown, is has hung a wreath adorned with blue lights to honor the county’s fallen law enforcement…
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