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New Bookstore, Bindery to Host Grand Opening in Historic Part of Bucks County
A new bookstore is set to open in a historic part of Bucks County, and book lovers from around the area are bound (no pun intended) to love it. The Bristol Bookstore & Bindery will be opening their new shop on the popular Mill Street in Bristol on April 1. Located at 129 Mill Street,…
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Croydon Brewery to Release Yet Another New Beer With a Unique Flavor Profile
A popular brewery in Bucks County is releasing another new beer, this one harkening back to the traditional brewing methods of Europe. Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, located at 909 Ray Avenue in Croydon, is gearing up to release their latest brew on Friday. “Humdinger Farmhouse Ale” is a Belgian-style farmhouse ale full of fruity yeast esters…
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This Upper Black Eddy Restaurant is a Great Spot for Those Looking for Something New
A restaurant located in a scenic part of Bucks County offers both a unique ambiance and a great place to travel for locals and visitors. The Narrows, located at 2206 River Road in Upper Black Eddy, is perfected situated next to the Delaware River, offering a beautiful view for those looking for food and something…
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Bucks County Mental Health Service Organization Receives $500K Through Funding Grant
An important organization in Bucks County just received a major grant in order to continue their efforts in helping local residents. The Bucks County Department of Mental Health and Developmental Programs recently received $500,000 in funding grants. Local politician Brian Fitzpatrick played a major role in the acquisition of the funds. “Proud to announce a…
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Bucks County Community College’s Hicks Art Center to Host 28th Annual Exhibit
The Hicks Art Center Gallery at Bucks County Community College is pleased to host the 2023 United States Congressional Art Competition for the Pennsylvania 1st Congressional District and to present the 28th Annual High School Art Exhibition on view from March 23 – April 8. An opening reception and awards ceremony for the exhibition will take place…
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Trevose Ice Cream Shop Offering Chance for Free Cones as Part of Customer Appreciation Day
An ice cream shop in Bucks County is offering local residents the chance to get a free cone, but they have to keep their end of the deal. Bruster’s Real Ice Cream, located at 1520 Brownsville Road in Trevose, is offering a free small waffle cone to their customers on March 25 as part of…
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Alpha House Nursery, Operated by Holy Family University, Hosting Open House on April 15
Alpha House, operated by Holy Family University, offers programs that will immerse your child in a supportive atmosphere and help them to thrive. Alpha House Nursery, Pre-K, and Kindergarten is a private Catholic preschool and kindergarten located in a dedicated area on the campus of Holy Family University. Programs include 2-Day Nursery, 3-Day Pre-K, Full-Day…
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Several Bucks County Mosques, Islamic Center Celebrate the First Day of Ramadan
For people of the Muslim faith, today is the first day of Ramadan, and several centers in Bucks County are acknowledging the holiday. Ramadan, a traditional month of fasting in Islam, begins this week. Lasting until late April, the religious obligation is considered one of the most important times of the year for Muslims worldwide,…
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Disney Princesses Flock to Doylestown Restaurant for Upcoming Meet-and-Greet
For parents who want to introduce their young children to Disney’s most beloved characters, a Bucks County restaurant has you covered. Chambers 19 Bistro & Bar, located at 19 North Main Street in Doylestown, will be hosting a Princess Meet and Greet Pancake Breakfast on March 25 from 8 – 11 AM. The event will give…
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Bucks County Businessman, Active in Local Politics, Opens Sports Bar in Philadelphia
A businessman from Bucks County has recently opened an upscale sports bar in Philadelphia, all while staying involved in local politics. Linda Stein wrote about the new sports bar for the Delaware Valley Journal. Paul Martino, a venture capitalist and investor from Doylestown, recently opened a sports bar called Bankroll in the City of Brotherly…
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SCORE Offering 3 Free Business Webinars in April
In a continued effort to keep the local business community informed, SCORE Bucks County will offer three free webinars in April. On April 4, SCORE will offer “IRS: What You Need to Know as a Small Business.” Led by Leslie Chambers and Richard Furlong of the IRS, the webinar will help small businesses better understand…
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Toy Train Collectors, Rejoice! Bucks Fire Department to Host Show for Enthusiasts
Come on, baby, do the Loco-Motion! A fire department in Bucks County will be hosting a special event for toy train collectors. The Croydon Fire Company’s Station 11, located at 911 State Road in Croydon, will be hosting their Annual Toy Trains and Collectibles Show on March 25 from 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM. “Founded…
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Foundations Community Partnership to Launch New Spring Grant Cycle
Foundations Community Partnership is now accepting applications for its new Partnership in Youth Services spring grant cycle. Eligible nonprofits can apply for up to $6,000 by April 15. After completing a brief, online application, select applicants will be invited to discuss their project with members of FCP’s Board of Directors. Preference is given to nonprofits…
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Months After Opening, Popular Bristol Cafe to Celebrate New Location in Newtown
After opening their second location, a popular cafe in Bucks County is finally celebrating their new spot with music and festivities. Calm Waters Coffee Roasters, located at 15 South State Street in Newtown, is finally celebrating the opening of their new location with music and a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 25. The ribbon-cutting, held in…
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Warrington Synagogue Continues Worship Services, Despite Only Having 15 Members
A religious center in Bucks County is continuing their unique services, event after seeing a decrease in regular attendees. Jarred Saffren wrote about the local center for the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent. Darkaynu, located at 2040 Street Road in Warrington, is a nondenominational synagogue which has seen its already-small congregation ebb and flow in numbers since…
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Bucks County Politician Introduces Bill to Make St. Patrick’s Day a Federal Holiday
Feeling lucky? A politician from Bucks County is working to make one of the most festive days of the year a federal holiday. Houston Keene wrote about the initiative for Fox News. Just after St. Patrick’s Day, Bucks County politician and State Representative Brian Fitzpatrick is working to make the Irish celebration a federal holiday.…
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Jefferson Health Eyeing Land in Bucks County as Part of Massive Expansion
As they look to expand their operations in the area, the CEO of a major healthcare group discusses using land in Bucks County for new centers. John George wrote about the supposed plans for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Dr. Joseph Cacchione, the CEO of Jefferson Health, is looking to change the company’s staffing model, as well…
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Mediterranean Restaurant Opens Latest Location in Newtown, Offering Unique Dishes
A new restaurant has officially opened its doors in Bucks County, and residents of the popular town are excited to try the new eatery. Árdana Food & Drink has officially opened their new location in The Village at Newtown Shopping Center in Newtown. The new dining establishment takes the place of Solstice, a restaurant that closed…
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