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Fairless Hills Nonprofit Hosts First In-Person Board Orientation Since the Pandemic
A nonprofit in the Bucks County area recently saw their board members gather together in person for the first time in years. United Way of Bucks County, headquartered at 413 Hood Boulevard in Fairless Hills, just held their first Board Orientiation since the pandemic. “Today was an exciting day here at United Way of Bucks County,”…
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Historical Society from Bucks County Remembers Life of Administrator, Curator
A historical organization in Bucks County is remembering the life and legacy of one of their longtime members, who oversaw their operations. The Doylestown Historical Society, located at 56 South Main Street in Doylestown, is remembering their administrators and curator, Fletcher Walls, who served with the organization for many years. Walls recently passed away after…
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Bucks County Craft Ice Startup Raises $4M in Series A, Exceeding Max End of $2M
Lux Ice, a craft ice startup with roots in Bucks County, has managed to raise $4 million in an oversubscribed Series A, writes Ryan Mulligan for The Business Journals. The company makes spheres of ice that are intended to last longer in drinks rather than dilute them like other traditional options. Lux Ice is angling…
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Bucks County Parents Start Foundation to Give Back After Recent Family Tragedy
Karen and Michael Babcock, of Lower Southampton Township, are giving back after an unimaginable tragedy changed their family forever, writes Madeleine Wright for CBS News Philadelphia. The pair lost their two-year-old son, Dax, in April when a gust of wind landed a 30-foot-long tree branch down on top of him in their yard, right in front…
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Bookstore Just Outside of Bucks County Acknowledged by Major Literary Nonprofit
A popular nonprofit devoted to the world of bookstores has recently highlighted a well-known business just outside of the Bucks County area. IndieBound, a website devoted to all things books, regularly acknowledges noteworthy bookstores around the country. Recently, the site took notice of the Frenchtown Bookshop, located at 28 Bridge Street in the namesake town…
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Bucks County Special Education Organization Celebrates Caring Community Awards
Each year, the Bucks County Intermediate Unit recognizes individuals who have made an extraordinary contribution of support and assistance to their programs and students with a Caring Community Award and celebration. All Caring Community award winners were delivered a personalized award certificate by their nominee along with an invitation to attend a social that was…
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Bucks County Library Sees Book Returned 44 Years After Original Checkout
For one Bucks County reader, more than 40 years passed between checking out a book and returning it to the Bucks County Free Library. “Protecting Our Environment”, Volume 42, Number 1, edited by Grant S. McClellan, found its way back to the Yardley-Makefield branch of Bucks County Free Library on May 12, which is 44…
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Bucks County Community College to Host Gazing Inward and Beyond at Art Center
The Hicks Art Center Gallery at Bucks County Community College has announced the opening of the summer exhibition, Astronomical: Gazing Inward and Beyond on view from June 5 – Sept. 8. The Gallery is located in the Hicks Art Center building on the Newtown campus. The artists in Astronomical: Gazing Inward and Beyond look to celestial bodies of constellations…
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Langhorne Native, Villanova Guard Commits to Play Basketball for Drexel University
A basketball player form Bucks County is continuing her career in the sport as she transfers to play for another major college’s team. Gustav Elvin wrote about the player for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Brooke Mullin, who has played as a guard for Villanova University’s Wildcats, has just signed on to play as a Dragon for…
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See What This Building Just Outside of Bucks County Has Looked Like Over the Centuries
A historical society in a town just outside of Bucks County recently discussed the interesting history of one of the area’s local establishments. The Lambertville Historical Society, headquartered at the Marshall House Museum at 60 Bridge Street in Lambertville, recently took to social media to discuss a local building full of local history. 45 North…
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Two Bucks County Cafes Collaborate to Offer Their Food and Coffee at Both Locations
Two cafes in the Bucks County area are working together to help one another, and to offer amazing food and drink as at both locations. Calm Waters Coffee Roasters, which has locations in Newtown and Bristol, has teamed up with Meadowlark Bakery and Cafe, located in Warminster, in order for both businesses to benefit from…
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Bucks County Police to Crack Down on Aggressive Drivers During Memorial Day Weekend
The annual Memorial Day Holiday Enforcement crackdown is starting in Bucks County on Friday, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Yardley Patch. The announcement came from the Pennsylvania State Police Troop M – Bethlehem, which covers Bucks County as well as Lehigh and Northampton counties. The Memorial Day Holiday Enforcement period starts on May 26, at…
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Nearly 1,000 People Expected to Participate in Doylestown’s 5K Race
This weekend, nearly 1,000 people are expected to walk or run in two events that will celebrate Doylestown’s annual 5K race’s 30th anniversary, writes Ed Doyle for TAP Into Doylestown. The first event, a one-mile fun run, will start at 9 AM on May 27. The more traditional 5K race will start half an hour…
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Warminster Rehabilitation Center Opening Another Location in Bucks County
A rehabilitation center in Bucks County is preparing to open a second location in the area, offering important medical treatments to residents. Damon C. Williams wrote about the new center for the Bucks County Courier Times. Delaware Valley Residential Care, a rehabilitation center located at 280 Jacksonville Road in Warminster, is currently setting up their…
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Bucks County History: Photograph Shows Historic Library in its Infancy
A historic photograph is showing Bucks County as many have never seen it before, as one local library is seen before recent updates. The Yardley Historical Association, which regularly posts about the area’s history online, shared a photograph from 1956 that shows the Old Library at Lake Afton. In the picture, the library is much…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: 100-Year-Old Victorian Estate in Doylestown
A historic property in Bucks County has recently gone up for sale in one of the area’s most popular and sought-after towns. . . This Victorian estate has been thoughtfully renovated while still incorporating distinctive, original architectural details. . . Relax and unwind or get ready to entertain on the expansive wrap around porch, which…
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Bucks County High School Named Winner of Teen Driver Safety Video PSA Challenge
TMA Bucks has announced that Central Bucks High School East has been voted the winner of this year’s Teen Driver Safety Video PSA Challenge powered by Comcast. Student groups at all participating high schools for the Bucks County High School Seatbelt Safety Challenge had the opportunity to submit votes to determine the winner. The winning…
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Millersville University Highlights Accomplishments of Senior Student from Bucks County
A university student from Bucks County was recently acknowledged by her school for her academic and extracurricular activities. As a part of their student highlights called “Marauder Monday”, Millersville University recently talked about senior Rebecca Gordon, a senior from Bucks County who is majoring in psychology. A member of the Delta Zeta sorority, Gordon is…
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