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Perkasie Native One of Several Women Working to Help Nearby Nonprofit
A Bucks County native is one of several people working to help a major nonprofit organization fulfill its mission of helping others. Matteo Iadonisi wrote about the nonprofit for 6abc. Patti Post, a resident of Perkasie, has been donating her time and efforts to helping the Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties. “I’ve…
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Bucks County Classical Singers Prepare for Upcoming Concert at Doylestown Church
A group of singers from Bucks County are preparing and practicing for an upcoming show, where they will perform a classic musical piece. Members of the Bucks County Choral Society have been practicing their parts for a rendition of Felix Mendelssohn’s “Elijah”. The performance will take place at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, located…
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Popular Ice Cream Stand in Ivyland to Start Serving Up Treats Once Again
A popular ice cream shop in Bucks County is reopening after a longtime pause in operations due to the recent pandemic. Chris Rollins wrote about the local ice cream spot for 94.5 PST. Tanner Bros. ice cream counter located at Tanner’s Dairy Farm at 1070 Hatboro Road in Ivyland, has been closed since August 2021…
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Local Family Boasts of Several Generations of Die-Hard Philadelphia Sports Fans
A nearby family with Bucks County connections is celebrating a long lineage of Philadelphia sports fans in their bloodline. Dave Uram wrote about the family for KYW Newsradio. The local family, which includes the 88-year-old patriarch Hank Marron of Hatboro and his 61-year-old son John Marron of Warrington, boasts several generations of proud die-hard Philly…
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Bucks County Brewery Releases New Beer, With Select Cans Hiding Tickets for Exclusive Event
A Bucks County brewery is releasing a new beer as a part of a contest for an upcoming dining and paring event. Warwick Farm Brewing, located at 800 Almshouse Road in Jamison, has released their latest beer, “Pint & Table”. The new beer is being released prior to a beer and food pairing event, which will be held…
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Quakertown Wrestler Upsets Two-Time State Champion, Snatches Gold at PIAA Championships
A wrestler from Bucks County came out on top at a major championship match, with a teammate coming in second amongst the competition. Bill Rudick wrote about the for the PA Prep Live. Collin Gaj of Quakertown High School captured gold at 145 pounds at the PIAA-3A Championships before a packed house at the Giant…
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Local Theatre Group Celebrates Major Musical Featuring Songs by Doylestown Lyricist
A student theatre group in Bucks County is celebrating a major milestone in the history of a musical that has a special local connection. Cierra Gelfand wrote about the group for WFMZ 69 News. The Central Bucks High School East Thespian Troupe is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the musical “Oklahoma!”, which featured songs whose…
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Ice Cream Shop in Yardley Opens for the Season, Welcomes First Customers
A popular ice cream shop in Bucks County has reopened for the season, offering a wide variety of treats for local customers. The Yardley Ice House, located at 77 S Main Street in Yardley, opened their doors back up for the season over the weekend. As they start serving customers at their home store, the…
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Rubber Duckie, You’re the One: Sesame Place Moves Iconic Duck as They Open New Attractions
One of the most recognizable monuments in Bucks County is being moved from its longtime spot to make way for a new structure. The Rubber Duckie statue, which has stood atop the popular Sesame Place amusement park in Langhorne for decades, is being moved to another part of the park as the new “Bert &…
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Quakertown Tannery Acts as the Middleman for a Unique Vermont-Based Company
A Bucks County business is acting as an important player for an out-of-state farm, which is producing a variety of well-made products. Moonlight Mountain Farm, located at 2323 Warren Mountain Road in Roxbury, Vermont, raises animals to create luxury fur products for customers around the country. With an emphasis on lambskin and wool products, the…
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Bucks County Cancer Center Donates $83,500 in Funds for Important Medical Research
The Bucks County chapter of a well-known cancer treatment center recently gave a large donation to help local healthcare efforts. The local chapter of the Fox Chase Cancer Center, a healthcare operation from Temple University, recently donated $83,500 to their parent organization. The local chapter presented two checks, one worth $65,000 and one worth $18,500,…
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Holy Family University Enters Educational Agreement with Archbishop Ryan High School
Students and administrators from Archbishop Ryan High School, the largest Catholic secondary school in Philadelphia, visited Holy Family University to sign an agreement that offers Archbishop Ryan 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 shorten students’ time to degree completion.…
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New Cafe Offering Organic Coffee, Food Options Opens at the Tip of Bucks County
A new cafe in the Bucks County area will be offering foods and drinks for those who make quality and health a priority when finding coffee. Ryan Kneller wrote about the new spot for WFMZ-69 News. TOAST, located at 1400 Easton Road in Riegelsville, opened its doors to residents of Upper Bucks County in mid-February.…
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Mayor of Bucks County Township Offers Scholarship Opportunity to Local Students
The mayor of a township in Bucks County is working to offer scholarships to local students in an effort to better their education. The Joseph DiGirolamo Scholarship Foundation is offering scholarship opportunities to local students in need of financial aid for college. The organization is overseen by Joseph DiGirolamo, the Mayor of Bensalem Township, who…
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Doylestown Health’s Cancer Institute Hosts Free Colon Cancer Screening
As part of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Doylestown Health Gastroenterologists, Dr. Marion Protano and Dr. Hannah Do, will speak on colorectal cancer screening and prevention at the Health and Wellness Center. Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the United States. “Colon cancer is preventable, treatable and…
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Executive Director of Bucks County Abuse Center Celebrated for Work in the Community
An important staff member of a center in Bucks County is being acknowledged for the hard work and dedication she has put in. Marianne Lynch is the Executive Director of A Woman’s Place, a domestic abuse treatment center located in Doylestown. In her role, she has been able to help countless women facing domestic abuse…
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As St. Patrick’s Day Approaches, Bucks County Police Crack Down on DUI Drivers
Police in the Bucks County area are preparing to keep drunk drivers off the road during on of the most popular holidays of the year. Deanna Durante wrote about the crackdowns for NBC10 Philadelphia. Law enforcement in Warrington Township wants the public to know they will be keeping the roads safe following the St. Patrick’s…
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Major Bucks County Toll-Supported Bridge to Undergo Rehabilitation Project Next Year
One of the most recognized and used bridges in Bucks County will be undergoing a massive restoration in order to keep it in working condition. The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission has announced that the New Hope-Lambertville Toll-Supported Bridge will soon be involved in a massive restoration project, with plans to begin the project…
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