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Jamison Farm Searching for Weekend Volunteers to Work with Their Large Family of Pigs
A farm in Bucks County is looking for volunteers that can assist them with property maintenance and watching their various animals. Ross Mill Farm & Piggy Camp, located at 2464 Walton Road in Jamison, is looking to hire additional staff members and find volunteers who are great with pigs. The farm acts as a sanctuary for the animals…
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Do Good Foods, With Flagship Facility Located in Fairless Hills, Files for Bankruptcy
Do Good Foods, which launched in October 2021 and opened its flagship production facility in Fairless Hills that same year, has filed for bankruptcy protection, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. According to the company, the $170 million facility will continue regular operations throughout the bankruptcy proceedings. Do Good Foods, which is based…
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After Decades-Long Absence, Doylestown’s Village Fair Returns This Weekend
After a long absence in the area, a once-popular fair is returning to Bucks County in order to fundraise for the community. The VIA of Doylestown announced the return of the Village Fair, which was regularly held from the 1960s to the 1990s. The event will be held on June 24 at Central Park, located…
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SCORE to Offer Four Free Business Webinars in the Month of July. Read to Learn More
In a continued effort to keep the local business community informed, SCORE Bucks County will offer four free business webinars in July. On July 11, SCORE will offer “Make Your Business More Accessible.” Led by Felicia Shanken, CEO/founder of the Philadelphia Women’s Network Connection, LLC, the workshop will provide insight on building digital communications that…
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Tour Discussing Unique Structures on Delaware Canal Towpath Rescheduled to Later Date
A tour that was set to be held just outside of Bucks County has been rescheduled, but organizers still plan on showcasing the area’s unique bridges. The Friends of the Delaware Canal, a group that oversees events at and protects the eponymous trail, has rescheduled the Camelback Bridge Walk, which was originally set to be held…
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Bucks County Township Listed as One of the Best Places to Move Your Family This Year
A township in Bucks County was listed as one of the best places in the country to live with your family and start life anew. Alexa Mikhail wrote about the township for Fortune Well. Bensalem Township was listed as #26 out of the 50 best places to raise a family in the United States. Some…
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Another Black Bear Has Been Seen Wandering Around Bucks County. Here’s What to Know
Just weeks after a black bear was seen walking through suburban Bucks County, another has been found wandering through local neighborhoods. The Trevose Fire Company has reported a black bear seen in Feasterville. The initial report came from D.A.’s Auto Body & Repair, located at 200 Elmwood Avenue, who took a picture of the large…
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Doylestown Borough Mayor Marries Young Couple, Celebrates Their Lives and Future
The mayor of a borough in Bucks County recently married a young local couple, celebrating their love and life together. Noni West, the Mayor of the Borough of Doylestown, married a couple at the Broad Commons fountain on June 16. According to a post from the borough, the couple has known one another since they…
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Bucks County Brewery Unveils Second Release in Rita’s Italian Ice-Inspired Beer Line
Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company has announced the launch of the next flavor in its Rita’s Fruit Brews series, Lemon Ale, on June 30. At 5% ABV, Rita’s Fruit Brews Lemon Ale is a pale golden beer brewed with 2-Row Malt, Flaked Oats, and White Wheat making for a light base that allows the zesty lemon to…
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‘You Thief of Love!’: Bucks County’s Postponed Shakespeare Play Officially Canceled
Due to elements out of the control of event organizers, a postponed play in Bucks County has been permanently canceled. The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival has announced that a performance of William Shakespeare’s famous play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, which was set to be held at the Bucks County Courthouse in Doylestown, will no longer be moving…
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Bucks County Borough Looking to Fill Vacant Council Seat. Here’s How to Apply
A borough in Bucks County is looking to fill a vacant seat in their council, and officials are offering advice to those who are interested. New Hope Borough is looking to fill a council seat following the recent vacancy left by a now-former member. “As the result of the resignation of Borough Councilperson, Tina Rettig,…
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Doylestown Marketing Group Listed Among the Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania in 2023
A marketing company in Bucks County has once again been added to an elite list of the best workplaces on the country. Sagefrog Marketing Group, located at 62 East Oakland Avenue in Doylestown, has been named a 2023 Best Places to Work by the Philadelphia Business Journal. Sagefrog joins the list for the fifth time at…
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Amidst Recent ‘Bucks Bear Buzz’, Pennsylvania Game Commission Offers Safety Tips
Following several sightings of black bears in suburban Bucks County, authorities are sharing important information to help local residents. The Pennsylvania Game Commission recently shared a list of facts and information regarding the black bear, which is native to the area. The Bucks County Conservation District also shared the list. “Pennsylvania’s bear population has been…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: 200-Year-Old Farmhouse Estate in Quakertown
A historic farmhouse in Bucks County has recently hit the market, and the property is a unique find in the area. . . Serengeti Acres, located in Haycock Township, is located in a tranquil setting of 35 acres of your own enchanted forest with lush grounds that include an incredible variety of specimen trees, open…
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Students in Bucks County Community College’s Trades Program Celebrate Graduation
Bucks County Community College celebrated six Building & Construction Trades Pre-Apprenticeship program students during their inaugural cohort graduation on June 15 at the new Center for Advanced Technologies on the Gene and Marlene Epstein Campus at Lower Bucks in Bristol. Graduates of this 10-week program will be applying for union-registered apprenticeships. The program, funded through a PA…
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Two Bucks County High School Students Have Been Nominated for Major Theater Awards
Two students from Bucks County have been nominated for a major acting award, showcasing their talents on the stage. Anna Shea Safran and Jackson Manning, both students at Central Bucks High School West in Doylestown, will represent Philadelphia as the female and male nominees of the National High School Musical Theatre Awards, also known as…
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Jamison Brewery Unveils New Lager With a Fruity Twist Perfect for the Summer
A popular brewery in Bucks County has unveiled another new beer that will be the perfect companion to a fun summer. Warwick Farm Brewing, located at 800 Almshouse Road in Jamison, has released a new beer for the summertime. “Watermelon Lime Lager” utilizes watermelon and lime juice for a flavor combination that is unique to the palate…
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Upcoming Lecture to Discuss the Legacy of Bucks County’s Most Notorious Gang
An upcoming lecture will continue discussions surrounding a gang that once roamed around and caused havoc in Bucks County. The Solebury Township Historical Society will be hosting a lecture on the infamous Doan Gang on June 25 from 2 – 4 PM. The lecture, titled “Royal Refugees, the Doan Gang of Bucks County – Part…
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