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Learn About Lenni Lenape History at This Bucks County Nature Center
An upcoming educational event will teach visitors and local residents of Bucks County about the area’s original inhabitants. Churchville Nature Center, located at 501 Churchville Lane in Churchville, will be hosting an open house of their Lenape Village, an area of the center that harkens back to when the Lenni Lenape Native Americans lived in…
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Several Bucks County Mosques, Islamic Centers Celebrate the Last Day of Ramadan
For people of the Muslim faith, today is the last day of Ramadan, and several centers in Bucks County are acknowledging the occasion. Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, a traditional month of fasting in Islam. The religious obligation is considered one of the most important times of the year for Muslims worldwide, where followers fast during the…
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Bucks County Students Return from SkillsUSA Pennsylvania Competition with Medals
Several students from Bucks County won big at an event where they showed off their skillset for the workforce. Ed Doyle wrote about the students for TAP Into Doylestown. Ten Central Bucks students who attend Middle Bucks Institute of Technology returned from the SkillsUSA Pennsylvania competition held last week in Hershey with medals. Overall, 26…
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Looking to Get Outside? Here’s How You Can Celebrate ‘Trails Day’ in Bucks County
For those looking to see the great outdoors in Bucks County, an upcoming celebration might be the perfect occasion to enjoy local trails. The Bucks County Planning Commission, along with local nonprofit TMA Bucks, will be celebrating ‘Trails Day’ on April 22. “Visit the Southampton Train Station, along the Newtown Rail Trail, from 9 a.m.…
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Author Makes His Way Through Bucks County as He Sees the Whole Country on Foot
As he made his way from one major city to another, one man walked through Bucks County during his epic trek across the Northeast. Peter Crimmins wrote about he journey for WHYY. Neil King decided he was going to walk from Washington D.C. to New York City. As many local residents may know, Bucks County is one of many areas…
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These Local Wineries are Essential Stops on the Bucks County Wine Trail
Now that spring is in full bloom, residents of and visitors to Bucks County will want to check out the various wineries in the area. Tara Behan Marmur wrote about the wineries for Main Line Tonight. The Bucks County Wine Trail has been a popular destination in the area for years. All across the county…
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Perkasie Metaphysical Shop Offering Big Deals to Celebrate Lunar Event
A shop in Bucks County is offering a sale on their unique products in celebration of an important event that is out of this world. Highly Mystical Creations, located at 308 West Callowhill Street in Perkasie, is a metaphysical shop in Bucks County. Today, they are offering 20% off for those who purchase four items…
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Yardley Museum Welcomes Writers of All Levels to Upcoming Poetry Workshop
A museum in Bucks County will be hosting a literary event for writers of all levels to enjoy the beauty of writing poetry. The Gather Place Museum, located in Yardley, will be hosting a community poetry writing workshop on April 30. The event will be held at 188 South Canal Street from 2 – 3:30…
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Bucks County Bookshop Celebrates 100 Years of Books from Major Publishing Company
A popular bookshop in Bucks County is celebrating a major milestone for a huge publisher, whose books line most of their shelves. The Lahaska Bookshop, located at 162A Peddler’s Village, Route 263 & Street Road in Lahaska, is commemorating the 100th birthday of W. W. Norton & Company, a major book publisher based in New…
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Fusion Gyms Opens Second Location in Bucks County, Offering All Means of Fitness
A new gym has opened their doors in Bucks County, offering health and fitness for those looking to get into shape this year. Aunyea Lachelle wrote about the new gym for NBC10 Philadelphia. Fusion Gyms recently opened its second location in Fairless Hills which, at 75,000 square feet, leaves no room for excuses “This is…
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Bucks County Representatives Look to Investigate Chemical Spill in Bristol Township
After a major chemical spill in Bucks County left the area in panic, local representatives are looking for answers as to how it happened. Staff writers for the PA Senate wrote about the recent initiative. Senator Steve Santarsiero and Representative Tina Davis called on the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to investigate the cause…
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Erwinna Winery Make Changes to Bottles in Order to Beat Supply Chain Issues
A winery in Bucks County is making changes to their operations in order to combat the economic impact of their industry. Staff writers at Wine Industry Advisor wrote about the winery’s business strategies. Sand Castle Winery, located at 755 River Road in Erwinna, is changing the look of some of their wines for business reasons.…
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Beloved Coach of Holy Ghost Prep Basketball Team Retires After 45 Years of Games
The head of a basketball team in Bucks County is retiring after 45 years of coaching and bringing his players to victory. Tom Moore wrote about the coach’s career for Philly Burbs. Holy Ghost Prep’s basketball team is saying goodbye to coach Tony Chapman, who has lead the team since 1978. The coach has seen…
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Doylestown Borough Recognizes Local Board, Commission Volunteers for Services
A popular borough in Bucks County recently recognized the efforts of several local residents who have volunteers their time. Doylestown Borough, along with Mayor Noni West, recognized a number of volunteer board and commission members for their service at a recent board meeting. Those who were honored included Evelyn Rodriguez and Linda Quinn of the…
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Bucks County Community College Announces Winners of High School Short Fiction Contest
Bucks County Community College has announced the winners of the sixth annual Bucks County Short Fiction Contest for high school students. There were 41 total entries this year. Henry Franklin, a senior at Pennsbury High School, was awarded first place for his story, “The Portraits of Randal Holmes.” Erin Hernandez, a senior at Neshaminy High…
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Police Department in Bucks County Looking for Winners of Unclaimed Prizes
A police department in Bucks County is looking for the winners of several prizes before the due date to claim them comes up. The Bensalem Police Department has announced that there are a few winners of their public safety card program who have not come in for their prizes. “The top 3 winners have submitted…
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Bucks County Politician Introduces Legislation to Award, Acknowledge Famous Tennis Player
A politician from Bucks County is working toward awarding a famed athlete for her work in making changes in sports and the world. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, a Bucks County native, recently introduced legislation to award Billie Jean King the Congressional Gold Medal. This was done alongside Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey. King has been…
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Bensalem-Based Rita’s Italian Ice Adds Caffeine Fix to Its Lineup of Frozen Treats
A popular water ice chain from Bucks County is releasing a new product for those who need a pick-me-up this spring and summer. Michael Tanenbaum wrote about the new item for Philly Voice. Rita’s Italian Ice is preparing for the coming warmer days by adding another line of frozen drinks to its lineup – this…
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