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Holy Family University Hosting Inaugural Interfaith Symposium at Philadelphia Campus This Week
Holy Family University will be hosting an event that will bring leaders and worshippers of all faiths together to find common ground. Holy Family University Interfaith will proudly present its Inaugural Interfaith Symposium, “Honoring our Neighbor’s Faith: How Interfaith Conversations Build Community,” on Nov. 17 at 5 PM at the University’s Northeast Philadelphia campus. The event will present…
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Doylestown Bakery Celebrates Local Entrepreneurship, Small Businesses on Third Anniversary of Their Opening
A Bucks County bakery is celebrating three years of business by commemorating the spirt of entrepreneurship and local businesses. Le Macaron, a bakery in Doylestown that focuses on its namesake dessert item, recently posted support for their business community and entrepreneurship in general. “On this National Entrepreneur’s Day, we thank our family, friends and our…
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Navy Veteran, Feasterville Resident Receives a Much-Needed Wheelchair Ramp for His Home
A veteran in the Bucks County area recently had a wheelchair acessibility ramp added to his house, making his life a little easier. Staff reporters at Fox 29 Philadelphia told his story. Charles “Chip” Huffman is a Navy veteran who has been struggling to walk for” a number of years due to nerve damage. This…
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Bucks County Ranks Amongst the Healthiest Communities in the Entire Country
Bucks County was recently listed as one of the healthiest communities in the whole country, a major milestone in public health and wellness. Staff writers at U.S. News and World Report wrote about the rankings around the country. Out of 500 commutes around the country, bucks County listed as #205. There were ten factors that…
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Jackpot-Winning Lottery Ticket Sold at Small Tobacco Shop in Levittown
A major lottery ticket was sold at a Bucks County establishment, with the winner and the seller making out very well in the end. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the winning ticket for the Levittown Patch. A Pennsylvania Lottery Match 6 Lotto ticket that won the jackpot of $590,000 in the Saturday, November 12, drawing, was…
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Bristol-Based Toy Manufacturer is Changing Business Tactics to Stay Competitive in a New Economy
Like so many other companies, one Bucks County toy maker is working to stay relevant and competitive as prices and markets continue to change. Sarah Nassauer and Sharon Terlep wrote about the local company for The Wall Street Journal. Super Impulse USA LLC, a toy manufacturer based in Bristol, has been changing their business strategies in order to…
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Pink, a Doylestown Native, Set to Return Home Next Year to Perform
One of Bucks County’s most famous figures in the music industry will be returning to her home area for a big show in 2023. Doylestown native Alecia Beth Moore Hart, known by her stage name Pink, will be performing at Citizens Bank Park on Sept. 18. Singer Brandi Carlile will be opening for her. Tickets…
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Langhorne Nonprofit Raises Awareness of Homelessness in the Areas with Family’s Tale of Hardship
A Bucks County family has shared their testimonial on how a local nonprofit helped them during one of the most difficult season of their lives. Colleen and Shawn, a couple from Bucks County, lived a normal life with their three children until Colleen was diagnosed with cancer. From there, their lives began to become very…
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Doylestown Farmhouse, Owned by Famous Lyricist, to be Turned Into Museum Celebrating his Legacy
A historic property in Bucks County will soon be turned into a museum and education center that focuses on its most famous tenet. Ted Chapin wrote about the historic property in American Theatre. Highland Farms, once the residence of famous composer Oscar Hammerstein II, will be transformed by the Oscar Hammerstein Museum and Theatre Education…
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Yardley Borough Residents Vote to Maintain Number of Council Members at Seven
A Bucks County borough recently voted to keep their local council at a set number of representatives for the foreseeable future. Kenny Cooper wrote about the recent vote for WHYY. Yardley Borough voters have rejected the ballot question that asked if they wanted to reduce the size of the borough council from seven to five…
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Warminster Skate Park to Benefit from Donation of $3,000 Made Through Recent Golf Tournament
A Bucks County skate park will be benefiting from a large donation that was recently made through a local golf tournament. A Memorial Golf Tournament was held at Five Ponds Golf Course on Oct. 21. During the tournament, donations of $3,000 were raised for the Kyle Quinn Memorial Fund to the Friends of Warminster Parks,…
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Bensalem Animal Shelter’s Recent Endeavor Collected Tons of Food for Local Pets in Need
A Bucks County animal shelter recently held a charity fundraiser that gathered a lot of food for local animals over the course of 12 days. The Women’s Animal Center, located at 3839 Richlieu Road in Bensalem, just wrapped up 12 days of collecting food and other supplies for local animal in need. Collaborating with two…
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Doylestown Historical Society Remembers “Honor Roll” Monument That Documented Locals in the Armed Forces
A historical society in Bucks County recently celebrated a monument that stood in a local town, which documented locals in the armed forces. The Doylestown Historical Society recently published pictures of a monument that once stood in the area. Known as an “Honor Roll” the Doylestown Chamber of Commerce erected it in 1942 to honor…
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Bucks County Community College To Host Event with War Historian to Commemorate Veteran’s Day
Bucks County Community College will be commemorating Veterans Day by hosting a talk with a local historian on the story of veterans. The college invites the public to a special presentation of “Under Heavy Fire: The Heroes and History of the Medal of Honor” on Nov. 15 at 12:30 PM. Historian Herb Kaufman takes you…
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Bensalem Township Board of School Directors, Education Association Ratify Five-Year Bargaining Agreement
A Bucks County education board and association have worked together to ratify an agreement that will have an impact on local students. Staff reporters from the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the agreement. The Bensalem Township board of school directors and the 461-member Bensalem Township Education Association have ratified a five-year collective bargaining agreement. The…
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Opposing Players Who Underestimate Bristol Linebacker Due to His Size Realize Their Mistake by Second Quarter
A Bucks County high school football player is being recognized for his skills on the fields, playing as a linebacker for a major team. Tom Moore wrote about the local player for the Bucks County Courier Times. Jordan Colon is accustomed to being underestimated by opposing players due to his size, but it doesn’t take…
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These Bucks County Towns Have Some of the Most Expensive Homes in Pennsylvania
Several local towns and boroughs in Bucks County recently made the list for having some of the most expensive homes in the state. Staff writers at Stacker wrote about the local homes. With data collected from Zillow, these are some of the local areas that have the most expensive housing, out of a list of…
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Bucks County Community College Continues to Help Students with Longtime Education Fund
Bucks County Community College is continuing one of their longest standing partnerships, which offers aid to their students. For nearly 40 years, the Bucks County Foundation has been supporting Bucks County Community College through the Happ Grover Fund, offering tuition scholarships to students from Central Bucks School District area that choose to attend Bucks. The…
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