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American Idol Alum from the Bucks County Area Return to Show As Singers’ Mentor
Two singers from Bucks County, who were featured on one of the biggest musical programs in the world, are now working as mentors. Alicia Vitarelli wrote about the singers and mentors for 6abc. Doylestown native Justin Guarini and Catie Turner of Langhorne are returning to American Idol as mentors in a special, full-circle moment for…
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Bucks County Nonprofit Helps Children in Need Find a Safe and Comfortable Place to Sleep
A nonprofit in Bucks County is assisting local children in need of a good place to sleep through a lucrative community program. Madeleine Wright wrote about the nonprofit for CBS News. One House At A Time, based in the Huntingdon Valley area, runs a Beds for Kids program that provides free mattresses, frames, pillows, and…
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Home Improvement Store Officially Opens Warminster Location, Offering DIY Essentials
A popular home improvement shop has officially opened their new location in Bucks County as they look for a new audience. Your Home Outlet, located at 654 York Road in Warminster, officially opening their new location in the Warminster Plaza shopping center. Their opening day was held on March 25. One their opening weekend, the…
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PennDOT Provides Major Update on Long-Term U.S. 1 Improvements Project
As work continues on a major road that goes through Bucks County, the state’s official transportation organization has some major updates. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced the construction of three new bridges over U.S. 1 along with the continued widening of the highway. Construction crews began a traffic shift and paving project on…
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Feasterville Bakery Creates Cookies Closer to Art Pieces than Delicious Treats
A bakery in Bucks County is creating custom confections that could be mistaken for art pieces, using unique designs and styles. Laurel Baking Co., which operates out of the Feasterville area, bakes and designs custom cookies for all occasions. Whether you are looking to serve them at a wedding, baby shower, or other special event,…
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Bucks County Carnival to Be Held Next to Delaware River. Read to Learn When and Where
A carnival is scheduled to be held in a historic part of Bucks County, and attendees can enjoy the view of the Delaware River. Washington Crossing Historic Park, located on the edge of the river in Washington Crossing, will host the 2023 Upper Makefield Fire Company Carnival from April 25 – 29. The carnival is…
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Custom Label Manufacturer’s Bucks County Facility to Close its Doors Next Month
An out-of-state manufacturer will be closing its facility in Bucks County at the end of May, leaving many employees looking for a new job. Ryan Sharrow wrote about the closure for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Brook and Whittle, the Connecticut-based custom label manufacturer, is closing its Croydon facility and letting go of 72 employees. According…
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Historic Theater in Bucks County to Showcase the Music of One of Rock’s Biggest Names
A famous theater in Bucks County will soon be hosting a concert, where various musicians will perform the songs of a legendary rock group. The Newtown Theatre, located at 120 North State Street in Newtown, will present “The Music of the Band” on April 21 at 8 PM. The performance will feature Professor Louie and The…
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Popular Youth Soccer Program Will Expand Its Offerings Into the Bucks County Area
Soccer Stars, an educational youth soccer brand for kids, is expanding its class offerings and programs across Bucks County and its neighboring counties. Franchisees Liz and Bill O’Shea are overjoyed to be able to introduce the new levels of the fun and innovative program to their community. The spring season officially started on April 1…
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Fixture of New Hope Culture Celebrates 50 Years with Shows, New Book on Their History
One of the most well-known bars in Bucks County is celebrating a major milestone with continued entertainment and a new book to boot. John and Peter’s, a popular bar and music venue located at 96 South Main Street in New Hope, will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary Celebration Week from April 12 – 16. Each day will…
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Over Four Decades Later, Bucks County Authorities Have Finally Cracked a Major Cold Case
After almost 50 years, authorities in Bucks County have finally come to the end of yet another puzzling cold case. Vinny Vella wrote about the case for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Richard Wesley Wheeler was killed on a woodland property in Nockamixon Township in 1980. His death was shrouded in mystery, as the killer and his…
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Holy Family University Athletics to Add Baseball in 2023-24 Seasons
The Holy Family University Department of Athletics has announced the addition of baseball as its 18th NCAA Division II varsity program, effective for the 2023-24 academic year. This follows the launch of five new varsity programs over the past year–acrobatics & tumbling, men’s lacrosse, women’s bowling, and Esports (coed). Baseball becomes the 14th sport that Holy Family competes in…
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Levittown Nonprofit Continues Assisting Ukrainian Refugees Displaces by Recent Conflict
A nonprofit in Bucks County is continuing to help the people of Ukraine through supplying them with much-need goods and accessories. Elena Perri wrote about the organization for Catholic Philly. The Bucks County Family Service Center, located at 100 Levittown Parkway in Levittown, has been helping displaced refugees to get back on their feet after…
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Quakertown Distillery Recognized for Creative Cocktails, Incredible Spirits, and Great Music
A distillery in Bucks County has garnered attention for their wide array of cocktails and their incredible selection of their own spirits. Doan Distillery, located at 108 East Broad Street in Quakertown, has been serving unique drinks to local residents for a number of years. Founded in 2020 by Susan and Christopher LaBonge, the distillery…
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Wrightstown Farm Starts Construction on World-Class Botanical Playground for Children
A farm in Bucks County is expanding to create a child-friendly play area that lets them enjoy the wonders of nature in a beautiful area. Jeff Werner wrote about the new play area for the Newtown Patch. A world-class botanical playground for kids is coming to Hortulus Farm, Garden, and Nursery in Wrightstown. The construction…
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Man Called ‘Sickest Person in Ireland’ by His Doctors Returns Home to Bucks County
A resident of Bucks County, who has been staying in an Irish hospital for months, is finally returning home after a prolonged illness. Sharifa Jackson wrote about the local man and his long journey for 6abc. Matthew Small, who was dubbed “the sickest man in Ireland” by his doctors, is finally back home in Levittown…
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Lambertville’s Annual ShadFest Gears Up for Upcoming Dates. Read to Learn More
One of the most popular events in the Bucks County area will soon be underway, and those who love fishing are looking forward to it. The annual ShadFest will be held in Lambertville, just over the Delaware River from New Hope. All activities will be held on April 22 and 23 from 11 AM –…
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Bucks County Nonprofit Celebrates 1.6 Million Daffodils Planted Over the Past 13 Years
A nonprofit in the Bucks County area is celebrating a major milestone as they continue to keep the area beautiful for locals and visitors. Bucks Beautiful, headquartered in Doylestown, is celebrating their planting of 1.6 million daffodils in the area since their inception in 2010. The organization regularly plants the flowers as part of their…
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