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Bucks County Foundation Ready to Help ‘Strike Out Hunger’ as Part of Fundraising Challenge
A Bucks County philanthropic foundation recently partnered with a food bank to raise funds for local residents facing food insecurity. Jeff Werner wrote about for the Newtown, PA Patch. The Gene and Marlene Epstein Foundation in Bucks County is ready to help Strike Out Hunger as it joins a baseball-inspired fundraising challenge between Philabundance and…
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These Four Businesses Will Soon Be Opening Their Doors in the Village at Newtown
As the area continues to bring in new shops, four new businesses will soon be opening their doors to Bucks County residents in Newtown. Jeff Werner wrote about the new shops in the Newtown, PA Patch. The Village at Newtown, a part of the town rich with shops and restaurants, has just announced that they…
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Bucks County Tennis Association Gives Local Children the Chance to Enjoy Their Favorite Sport
A Bucks County sports association is working to ensure that local children can enjoy playing their favorite sport as a team and a community. Staff writers at the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the recent tennis games. The Bucks County Tennis Association recently hosted programs for the “Kids On Court” series, which aims to promote…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Nation Folk-Style Farmhouse in New Hope
A Bucks County home, rich with local history and immaculate design, has recently gone up for sale in one of the area’s most beautiful towns. . . Located in the Jericho Valley development in Upper Makefield Township, this is one of the most spacious homes in the whole area, with plenty of custom furnishings making…
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Feasterville Organization Partners With SEPTA To Teach Pennsbury Students Important Lessons on Travel
A Bucks County organization recently teamed up with SEPTA to teach important lessons on transportation to local students. Staff writers at the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the recent event. Students from the Pennsbury School District learned about the process of boarding and leaving a bus, a skill that will help them in their commutes…
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These Richboro Inns Were Once Hot Spots for Locals and Visitors to the Area
Having been demolished and reconstructed decades ago, these two Bucks County inns were once the center of the community in a small town. The White Bear Hotel was once a very popular spot for visitors to Richboro, as well as for local residents. It sat in the middle of the town, where countless people came…
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With Wawa Looking to Expand in Bucks County, One Township Has Decided the Fate of a Proposed Location
While Wawa has been expanding in the Bucks County area, one township recently made a decision on a proposed location in their area. Damon C. Williams wrote about the Wawa’s fate in the Bucks County Courier Times. Newtown Township recently stopped the development of a long-talked about Wawa location, which would have sat at Newtown…
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8,778 Pounds of Unused Meds Collected During National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day in Bucks County
Several Bucks County police departments partook in a drug take back event this weekend, with thousands of pounds of prescriptions collected. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the take back event for the Levittown Patch. Participating police departments collected 8,778.78 pounds of unused, unneeded, or expired medications during National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday. Additionally, 339.47…
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A New Starbucks Location is Being Proposed for Milford Township, Giving Local Residents a New Coffee Spot
A Bucks County township is floating the idea of a new coffee shop, which would be located in a busy development for local residents. Kari Dimmick wrote about the new spot for WFMZ 69 News. The Milford Township board of supervisors granted conditional use of Milford Village, a mixed-use development in the township, for a…
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PennDOT Reviews Options for the Roosevelt Boulevard Subway, Which Would Have a Stop in Bucks County
With talks of building a Roosevelt Boulevard subway, with a stop in Bucks County, PennDOT is studying what it would take to make it a reality. Ryan Mulligan wrote about the organization’s recent reviews in the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is currently studying the options for what it would take in…
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Pipersville Meat Processor to Bring Lancaster-Style Foods to Bucks County
A Bucks County meat processing facility is utilizing traditional methods of food production that have been a longtime standard in Lancaster. Dan Sullivan wrote about the processor for Lancaster Farming. Kingdom Provisions, located in Pipersville, is operated by Ephraim Stoltzfus and his son Samuel, along with business partners Ken and Kerry Rush. The team, primarily…
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Morrisville-Based Biotechnology Business Enters Merger to Create $5B Pharma Tech Company
A Bucks County biotechnology business recently made a monumental merger with a major data company to create a new healthcare entity. John George wrote about the recent merger in the Philadelphia Business Journal. Norstella, whose headquarters are located in Yardley, just signed into a merger with Citeline to create a $5 billion global pharmaceutical technology…
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This Bucks County Marching Band Hosted a Major Pep Rally for the Philadelphia Phillies
A Bucks County high school marching band recently made waves for their major pep rally to celebrate the Phillies in the World Series. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the festivities for the Warminster Patch. The William Tennent High School Marching Band performed at a Fox News pep rally on Tuesday. Showing their love for the team,…
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Whitewater Boaters to Take Off at Pipersville Park Once Water from Nearby Lake Added to Local Streams
In order for Bucks County whitewater boaters to enjoy their time outdoors, a nearby lake will have water released into a local creek. Marcus Schneck wrote about the rising waters for Penn Live. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will be releasing millions of gallons of water from Lake Nockamixon into Tohickon Creek…
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Local Government Organization Celebrates Doylestown Couple Who Authored “The Berenstain Bears” Series
One of many literary phenomenons to come out of Bucks County, a writing couple is being celebrated for their contributions to children’s literature. Dan McPhillips, the Bucks County Recorder of Deeds, celebrated the lives of Stan and Jan Berestain, the Doylestown couple who created the popular “The Berenstain Bears” book series, for National Authors Day.…
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Philadelphia Home Building Company Worked with Bucks County School District to Finish Latest Development
A Bucks County school district recently teamed up with a Philadelphia home builder to create a new and exciting selection of local housing. Lennar Philly Metro recently worked with Central Bucks School District in order to finish Lantern Ridge, a new addition of single-family homes and townhomes in Pipersville. “Lantern Ridge is served by the…
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Bensalem Race Track Finds Its New Full-Time Announcer in Racing Industry Veteran
A popular Bucks County horse track recently announced their new announcer, a veteran in the industry and a voice in American racing. Matt Hegarty wrote about the new announcer for DRF. Parx Racing in Bensalem has found its new full-time track announcer in Jessica Paquette, a 20-year racing industry veteran. Paquette, who was previously doing…
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Bucks County Officially Has New Chief Deputy Coroner
Bucks County just swore in their new Chief Deputy Coroner, who has a long history in the field and a track record of helping authorities. Staff writers for WFMZ 69 News wrote about the new appointee. Danakelly Hampton, the new Chief Deputy Coroner, was officially sworn in on Tuesday. Hampton previously served as a forensic…
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