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SCORE to Offer Three Free Biz Webinars in October
In a continued effort to keep the local business community informed, SCORE Bucks County will offer three free business webinars in October. On Oct. 3, SCORE will offer “Website Planning 101: Take Your First Step to Website Success.” Led by Jessica Baldwin, co-founder of website platform company Cardsetter, this session will provide insight into creating…
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Buckingham Winery to Release a Unique Drink This Week, a Perfect Complement to the Fall Season
Buckingham Valley Vineyards and Winery, located at 1521 Durham Road in Buckingham, will be bringing back a fun and creative drink this week as the fall season begins. The winery will be releasing its annual Pumpkin Wine Slushies on Sept. 22. Made with apple wine and pumpkin puree, this is one of the most “fall”…
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Point Pleasant Landscaping Company Has Been Beautifying Bucks County for Almost 100 Years
Walter’s Nursery, located at 152 River Road in Point Pleasant, has been creating designer gardens and landscaping masterpieces for close to a century. In 1930, John Willis Walter, Jr., the founder of the business, graduated from North Carolina State University with a degree in forestry. He opened the nursery that same year, starting with a…
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Warminster’s Jalil Bethea is a Huge Boost for Miami’s Recruiting
The University of Miami received a major recruiting boost when Warminster native Jalil Bethea, a five-star shooting guard, committed to the program, writes Tobias Bass for The Athletic. According to the 247 Sports Composite Rankings, Bethea is among the top ten prospects in the 2024 class (No. 9). He opted to commit to Miami over…
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Central Bucks Veterinary Hospital to Host Fall Festival Open House as Part of Grand Opening
The Central Bucks Veterinary Hospital, located at 3931 Saw Mill Road in Doylestown, will be hosting a Fall Festival Open House next month. The event will be held on Oct. 22 from 12 – 2 PM. The veterinary practice opened its doors back in August. “To celebrate our recent opening, we are excited to host a Fall…
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Penndel Group Reminds Community of ‘Move Over Law’ Following Accident with Morrisville Officer
In the aftermath of a recent vehicular accident with a Morrisville police officer, a local group is reminding residents of an important safety law. Recently, Corporal Bill Smith of the Morrisville Borough Police Department was injured when his vehicle was rear-ended while helping a disabled driver. He has since been released from the hospital. In…
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C&N Donates $20,000 Through EITC Contributions to North Penn YMCA
C&N, a leading financial services company across Pennsylvania and New York, recently donated $20,000 to the North Penn YMCA under the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC). The North Penn YMCA was established in 1955 and has a long history of providing programs and services for children, teens, seniors, families and those with special…
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Learn About George Washington’s Time in Bucks County During Upcoming Lantern Tour
An upcoming tour will allow Bucks County residents and visitors to learn about one of the country’s most famous leaders. Washington Crossing Historic Park will be offering a guided lantern tour on Oct. 7 from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. The tour will include a history presentation on the conditions the men of George Washington’s army…
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Yardley Farm Gets Ready for Fall Season with Pumpkins, Flowers, and a Festival
A farm in Bucks County will be hosting a major festival this weekend, with lots of fun fall activities for attendees of all ages. Charlann Farms, located at 586 Stonyhill Road in Yardley, is getting ready for the fall with a wide selection of gourds, pumpkins, and other seasonal foods that have been growing on their property. On…
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Langhorne Pretzel Shop Has Mascot ‘Doughseph’ Returned After Recent Theft
“Do knot lose faith in humanity” is what the Philly Pretzel Factory in Langhorne had to say after its stolen mascot was returned this week. The pretzel shop, located at 1506 East Lincoln Highway, recently saw its mascot, Doughseph, stolen from the premises. Shortly after the mascot was taken, he was returned to the shop,…
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New Book Shows How New Hope Woodworker George Nakashima Created Iconic Furniture
A new book by Mira Nakashima, the daughter of George Nakashima, one of the leading innovators of 20th century furniture, takes a behind-the-scenes look at the Nakashima furniture-making process and how he became a household name. Featuring original sketches, the philosophy behind his masterpieces, along with family history, “The Nakashima Process Book” lights a path into…
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Holland Church Celebrates the Life and Work of a Renowned Catholic Saint
St. Bede the Venerable, a church in Holland, recently saw a major celebration that remembered the legacy of a famous saint. Last week, Archbishop Nelson Perez, the Archbishop of Philadelphia, visited the church to oversee the 8th Annual Padre Pio Festival. The festival saw members of the church’s congregation come together the remember the saint,…
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Warrington Restaurant Offering Night of Fine Dining to Help Local Breast Cancer Patients
Árdana Food & Drink, a popular restaurant in Warrington, is preparing for a night of great food and wine to benefit local cancer patients. In partnership with Main St., a Doylestown nonprofit formerly known as Pine2Pink, the restaurant will be hosting a five-course dinner and wine pairing on Oct. 4 from 6:30 – 8:30 PM.…
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New Exhibition Features Pieces Created by Artisans at Moravian Pottery and TileWorks
A new exhibition at Penn State Abington art gallery titled TILES & MOSAICS: Student Works from the Collaborative Course at the TileWorks of Bucks County features tiles and mosaics created by students during courses taught by the university’s faculty in collaboration with professional artisans at the Moravian Pottery and TileWorks in Doylestown. As part of…
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Delaware Valley University Criminal Justice Alumnus Mike Sobczak Opens Training for Warriors
Mike Sobczak ‘07 is a criminal justice alumnus, and owner/head coach at Training for Warriors in Plumstead, Pennsylvania, which is a short drive from Doylestown. Sobczak had planned to join the police academy following graduation, but unfortunately, suffered a severe ACL injury which would eventually lead him down a different path; the Training for Warriors…
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Upcoming Open House to Delve Into the History of One of Warminster’s Most Historic Estates
A well-known estate in Warminster is offering residents and visitors the chance to learn about its history and current state in the area. The William Tennent House, located at 880 York Road, will be hosting a Fall Open House on Sept. 30 from 10 AM – 2 PM. Guided by an actor posing as the…
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Bucks County Authorities Investigating Mysterious Explosion in Northampton Township
Authorities in Bucks County are continuing to investigate an explosion that occurred in Northampton Township over the weekend. Dispatchers with the Bucks County 911 Center received at least 75 calls about the explosion around 10:30 PM on Saturday. A local drone team was sent out that night and Sunday morning. In collaboration with the Bucks…
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New Hope Arts and Crafts Festival Returns for 29th Year This Weekend
The 29th Annual New Hope Arts and Crafts Festival is set to be held from Sept. 23 – 24 at New Hope – Solebury High School, located at 180 W. Bridge Street in New Hope. The event is being organized by the Greater New Hope Chamber of Commerce. Over 160 juried fine artists and craftspeople will exhibit…
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