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New Hope Gallery Extends Dates of Jerry Garcia Art Show. Read to Learn More
An art gallery in Bucks County is extending a show that highlights works created by one of rock music’s most beloved frontmen. Arete Gallery, located at 122 South Main Street in New Hope, will continue to show the artwork of Jerry Garcia, the late frontman of the Grateful Dead, until Aug. 14. The show originally ran from Aug. 1 – 9…
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Doylestown Borough ‘Finalizing Plans’ for Arts Festival, Bucks County Classic Next Month
Officials from Doylestown Borough are adding the finishing touches to two major community events that are coming up. The borough is “finalizing plans” for the Doylestown Arts Festival and the Bucks County Classic, both of which will be held in the area next month. Along with organizers from these two events, members of the Central…
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Wrightstown Native Builds Little Library for Her Last Girl Scout Project
A resident of Bucks County built a new local fixture with her grandfather as part of a major project before she leaves for college. Aubrey Williams of Wrightstown worked with her grandfather, Maurice, to paint and touch up a “little library” in the township this past week. The little library is located outside of the…
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Jamison Brewery Unveils New Lager Beer, Their Own Take on a Classic Drink
A popular brewery in Bucks County is releasing another new brew, and this is a perfect drink for those who love classic beers. Warwick Farm Brewing, located at 800 Almshouse Road in Jamison, has released another new beer after a year of back-to-back releases and reissues. “Dragor Lager” is described as a Danish lager “that has…
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Perkasie Nonprofit to Discuss the Life and Work of Namesake Founder, Beloved Novelist
A nonprofit in Bucks County will be discussing the written works and philanthropic impact of its namesake founder next week. Pearl S. Buck International, located at 520 Dublin Road in Perkasie, will be hosting a discussion on the namesake author at the Northampton Township branch of the Bucks County Free Library on Aug. 14 from 6…
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Doylestown Native Pink Handed a Shirt Advertising a Local Pizzeria at Recent Concert
One of the most famous entertainers from Bucks County was recently handed an article of clothing that reps her hometown and a local business. Pink, who grew up in Doylestown, was recently performing at a concert when an audience member handed her a red shirt. She held it up to show that it advertised Nat’s…
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New Honeygrow Location Gears Up to Open in Langhorne. Read to Learn More
A new food spot will be opening up in Bucks County this week, offering something new for local customers in a busy part of the area. honeygrow, a Philadelphia-based fast-casual chain that specializes in stir-fries and salads, is gearing up to open a new location in Langhorne in the very near future. “[W]e’re opening in a week from today!”…
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Longstanding Bucks County Hotel Going Up for Sale Next Week, with a Starting Price of $3.9M
A well-known hotel in Bucks County is going up for auction, and the listing will see a large starting price offered for those interested. Staff writers for the Philadelphia Business Journal wrote about the details. The Sheraton Bucks County Langhorne, located at 400 Oxford Valley Road in Langhorne, is being put up for auction from Aug. 7 – 9 by…
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Business Licenses in Bucks County Are Up 700 Percent Week Over Week
Bucks County recorded a 700 percent increase in the number of business licenses issued in the week ending July 1 compared with the previous week, according to a staff report from Lower Bucks Today. In fact, this was the highest growth percentage in the state for the week. The county issued eight business licenses, as…
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Rebuild Continues Three Years After Tornado Destroyed Children’s Village at Doylestown Hospital
Three years after a tornado destroyed the Children’s Village at Doylestown Hospital, the reconstruction of the daycare is still taking place, reports Deanna Durante for NBC10 Philadelphia. Children had just gone back to their classrooms and were hiding under tables and in closets when the storm shattered windows and dropped the ceiling onto the ground.…
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Doylestown Biopharmaceutical Company Reports Second Quarter Finanical Results
Aprea Therapeutics, Inc., headquarted at 3805 Old Easton Road in Doylestown, has reported their financial results for the second fiscal quarter of 2023. Staff writers at GlobeNewsWire discussed the updates. As of June 30, Aprea reported cash and cash equivalents of $27.7 million. For the second quarter of the year, the company reported an operating…
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Croydon Brewery Offering Tickets for a Sold-Out Show of a Popular Emo Act. Read to Learn More
Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company will be the presenting sponsor of The Wonder Years’ Loneliest Place On Earth Fest at Franklin Music Hall on Sept. 9. In celebration of the collaboration, two lucky fans can win tickets to the sold-out music festival during Pop-Punk & Emo Trivia Night on Aug. 24 at the Croydon taproom. The Lansdale…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Mediterranean-Style Mansion in New Hope
A large mansion in Bucks County is now up for sale, offering luxury and privacy in one of the area’s most renowned towns. . . Nestled in the picturesque town of New Hope, this exquisite 7-acre riverfront estate is a true masterpiece. . . Designed by renowned architect William Lawrence Bottomley and now 100 years…
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Bucks County Free Library Offers Tips to Keep Your Child’s Summer Reading Habits Going
The Bucks County Free Library’s Children’s Services Coordinator offers these tips for helping a child maintain good reading habits: Model good reading habits Make sure your kids see you reading books, newspapers or magazines every day. After all, kids learn by watching the grown-ups around them. “When caregivers make time to read on their own…
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Bucks County Politician Sponsors Bill That Would Crack Down on ‘Porch Pirates’
A politician from Bucks County is working to have a bill passed that would punish criminals for a new type of crime. Samuel O’Neal wrote about the bill for Penn Live. Senator Frank Farry, a Republican from Bucks County, is sponsoring a bill that would crack down on “porch pirates”, those who steal packages from…
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Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County Breaks Ground on Three New Homes in Croydon
Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County held a groundbreaking ceremony for three new Habitat homes in Croydon on Aug. 9. The property, once the site of the former St. Thomas Aquinas School, is being transformed from a deteriorating vacant building into affordable homes that offer a path to a brighter future for deserving families. “Certainly,…
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Teachers Can Get Free Passes for Sesame Place From Now Through the 2024 Season
Sesame Place in Langhorne has decided to treat teachers for all the good they do, writes Chris Rollins for 94.5 PST. The amusement park, located near the Oxford Valley Mall, is offering teachers free passes for its 2024 season as well as the remainder of the current season. A 2024 FREE Teacher Pass allows its…
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New Jersey, Bordering Bucks County, Becomes Last State to Prohibit Self-Service Gas Stations
With Oregon revoking its 72-year-old ban last week, New Jersey became the last state in the country to prohibit self-service gas stations, writes Ginger Adams Otis for The Wall Street Journal. Many Garden State residents are proud of that fact and hope it never changes. “It is one of the big perks of living here,”…
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