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Bucks County School District Hosts Annual Partnership Recognition Reception
An organization run by a school district in Bucks County recently recognized several local businesses and their owners. The Pennsbury Partners Program, operated by Pennsbury School District, held its 22nd Annual Partnership Recognition Reception at William Penn Middle School in Yardley on April 19. Honoring business people working in the area, the organization acknowledged two…
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Delaware River Basin Commission Completes Water Storage Study Supporting Resilience Planning
The Delaware River Basin Commission has released a review of future water storage options for the Delaware River Basin, “Evaluation of Additional Storage in the Delaware River Basin”. The study explores the feasibility of additional freshwater storage to meet future water availability, climate adaptation, drought management and flow management needs in the Delaware River Basin. “While…
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Bucks County Tour of Honor Veterans Receive Warm Welcome in Bensalem
Nine local fire companies were recently on hand in Bucks County to welcome home veterans after their visit to the nation’s capital. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the event for the Bensalem Patch. The Bucks County Tour of Honor provides transportation to military veterans from the Bucks County area to Washington D.C. There, they visit the…
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Bucks County Speakers Aim to Answer Teenagers’ Questions at ‘Dream Big Rally’
Three Bucks County personalities will be among the 12 scheduled speakers at the “Dream Big Rally,” which aims to answer today’s teenagers’ question. Tom Moore wrote about the discussion for Philly Burbs. Speakers include Denver Nuggets guard Collin Gillespie, a basketball star at Archbishop Wood and later at Villanova, Maddie Burke, a Villanova women’s basketball…
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Morrisville Distillery Teaching Mixology, Tips on How to Make the Best Cocktails
A distillery in Bucks County will be teaching locals and visitors the basics of creating cocktails during an interactive class. Ashlynn Distillery, located at 32 West Bridge Street in Morrisville, will be hosting a mixology class on April 26 at 6 PM. Drink recipes that will be taught include margaritas, mojitos, and Moscow mules. “This…
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Popular Bucks County Brewery Releases Three New Beers, Continuing Trend of Inventive Drinks
A brewery in Bucks County is continuing their trend of various new beers by releasing a few new ones this week. Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, located at 909 Ray Avenue in Croydon, has released three more beers after countless new creations just over the last couple of months. “Life is Painkiller” is a tropical beer that…
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Famous Author Celebrating New Book’s Release at Bucks County Library
A famous author is making his way to Bucks County to discuss and celebrate the release of his upcoming novel. Christopher Paolini, the beloved author of “The Inheritance Cycle” series of novels, will be making an appearance at the Free Library of Northampton Township, located in Richboro, on May 17 at 6 PM. His new…
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SCORE Offering Six Free Business Webinars in the Month of May
In a continued effort to keep the local business community informed, SCORE Bucks County will offer six free business webinars – including the kickoff of a new monthly learning session with Amazon. On May 2, SCORE will offer “Cyber Security for Small Business – What You Need to Know.” Led by Richard Zweig, owner of…
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Bucks County-Based Girl Scout Troop Helps Clean Up Local Park for ‘Spring Cleaning Day’
A Girl Scout troop from Bucks County recently helped int he clean-up of a historic property in the area. Girl Scout Troop 2552, based in Levittown, recently made their way to the Village of Fallsington to help clean up the area in a effort to keep the property in pristine condition. “Various Scouts and their families…
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Two Minority-Owned Bucks County Businesses Receive Loans from Shapiro Administration
Two minority-owned businesses in Bucks County have received two new loans totaling $350,000 through the Pennsylvania Minority Business Development Authority. This funding builds on Governor Josh Shapiro’s commitment to help small businesses grow across Pennsylvania and spur economic development. Bristol-based FairyGene has been approved for a $250,000 loan to help fund its business expansion. It…
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New Bookshop, Bindery in Bristol Is a Dream Come True for Its Owner
Mill Street in Bristol is a street of dreams for entrepreneurs, and the latest just opened its newest addition, Bristol Books & Bindery. JD Mullane wrote about the new shop for Philly Burbs. Elaine Powers is a rookie entrepreneur who knows she is facing a fragile and inflationary economy. “It’s a risk my family took,”…
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Historic Park in Bucks County Bringing Wooly Friends to Farm Property
A historic area in Bucks County is giving locals and visitors the chance to see and partake in a common activity from Colonial-era America. Explore life on a colonial-era farmstead at Washington Crossing Historic Park’s “Wheat & Sheep Day,” being held on May 13 from 10 AM – 4 PM at the park’s Thompson-Neely House…
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Bucks County Waste Management Company Recognized as Top Producer of the Year
The owners of a waste management company in Bucks County were recently awarded for their leadership skills in the industry. Jess and Adam Bisher, the owners of redbox+ Dumpsters of Bucks and Montgomery County, were presented the Top Producer of the Year Award by Sean Foley, the regional business coach of redbox+ Dumpsters. The award was presented to the…
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Learn About the Doan Gang and Their History in Bucks County at an Upcoming Lecture
Washington Crossing Historic Park will hold a free lecture titled “The Doans & The Revolution” on May 7 at 1:30 PM. The lecture will be held in person at the park’s visitor center, located at 1112 River Road in Washington Crossing. During the lecture, Mercer Museum Curators Annie Halliday and Clint Flack will discuss the…
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Holy Family Entering Educational Agreement with St. Hubert Catholic High School For Girls
Administrators from St. Hubert Catholic High School For Girls, the largest all-girls school in Philadelphia, visited Holy Family University to sign an agreement that offers St. Hubert students the opportunity to take courses at Holy Family. These courses, taken under the tutelage of Holy Family’s renowned faculty, will be applied to collegiate academic programs and…
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Senior Living Center in Newtown Announces Local Couple as Winners of Annual Car Raffle
A couple from Bucks County were the lucky winners of a new car they received from an annual raffle event in a nearby town. Jeff Werner wrote about the lucking couple for the Newtown, PA Patch. Pickering Manor, located at 226 North Lincoln Avenue in Newtown, held their 10th Annual Car Raffle on Friday. The…
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Township in Bucks County Announces New Outdoor Summer Field Hockey Program
A township in Bucks County will be continuing a popular sports program for local children and their families. Bensalem Township Parks and Recreation is introducing a new outdoor field hockey program, which will be held this summer at the Bensalem Community Park hockey rink. This program is open to girls grades K through 10th and…
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Telford Musician Uses His Performances to Collect Toys for Children with Autism
A musician from Bucks County is using his talents to collect toys for children with learning disabilities. Kelly Rule wrote about the musicians’s efforts for FOX 29 Philadelphia. Irish musician Ray Coleman lives in Telford with his wife Jaclyn and their daughter Céilí, who was diagnosed with autism when she was two. While she is…
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