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Yardley Resident, President of Penn State Organization Praises University’s Leadership
A university student from Bucks County is one of many people at her school who is praising the leadership of the college’s president. Susan Snyder wrote about the local student in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sydney Gibbard, a senior biomedical engineering major at Pennsylvania State University and a resident of Yardley, is one of many members…
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Bucks County School District Awarded Over $362,000 for Important Safety Measures
A school district in Bucks County was recently given a major grant to keep their schools safe and enjoyable places to go to. Centennial School District School, headquartered in Warminster, has been awarded a Safety and Security Grant from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency in the amount of $362,626 for the purchase of…
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Pennsbury High School Junior Recognized for Lifesaving Efforts with Valor Award
A student and cadet from Bucks County is being celebrated for saving the life of a local resident by using the skills he has acquired. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the local student for the Yardley Patch. Pennsbury High School junior and JROTC cadet Ben Primich has been recognized for his lifesaving efforts over the summer…
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Former Delaware Valley University Team Captain is Pennridge’s New Head Football Coach
Formerly overseeing the football team of a local college, a well-known coach will now lead a Bucks County high school to victory. Drew Markol wrote about the coach for the Bucks County Courier Times. Pennridge High School found its new head football coach in former Delaware Valley University team captain Kyle Beller. For the last…
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$79M Addition Added to St. Luke’s University Health Network’s Upper Bucks Campus
A hospital in Bucks County recently received a major addition to their large campus, supplying residents with more important healthcare services. John George wrote about the addition for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Upper Bucks County campus of St. Luke’s University Health Network, located in Milford Township just outside of Quakertown, recently saw a $79…
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Popular Newtown Restaurant to Host Fun Festivities for Colorful Indian Holiday
A popular restaurant in Bucks County is preparing for another spectacular event that will celebrate a beloved and festive holiday. Guru’s Indian Cuisine, located at 203 North Sycamore Street in Newtown, will be hosting their second annual Holi celebration in their parking lot on March 5. Ticket sales for the event will go to Yoga Gives…
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Bucks County Community College Honors Several MLK Dream Builders, Young Scholar
Bucks County Community College capped off Black History Month celebrations with its second annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Dream Builders Awards ceremony at its Newtown campus on Feb. 23. The college honored four leaders of community, corporate, humanitarian, and student organizations who have demonstrated outstanding commitment and service to nondiscrimination, regardless of an individual’s…
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Ottsville Coffee Shop to Host Poets in Live Reading as Part of Literary Tour
A cafe in Bucks County will be hosting two poets who are going on a tour to read and promote their artistic endeavors. Brig O’ Doon Coffee House, 239 Durham Road in Ottsville, will be hosting traveling poets Diane Sahms and g emil reutter as they read and perform their poetry on March 19. The…
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New Pub, Restaurant in Doylestown Prepares to Open its Doors for Residents and Visitors
A new dining establishment in Bucks County is getting ready to open for business as residents prepare for a new place to eat and enjoy themselves. P.J. Whelihan’s Pub + Restaurant, located at 4379 West Swamp Road in Doylestown, will be opening their doors to new customers in the coming weeks. In preparation for their…
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Tyler State Park in Bucks County Incorporating Green Energy by the End of the Year
One of the most beloved parks in Bucks County is making moves in order to be more environmentally friendly by the end of the year. John McDevitt wrote about the local park for KYW Newsradio. Solar power is coming to Tyler State Park in Bucks County. Around 270 solar panels have already been assembled on…
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Several Bucks County Organizations Team Up to Combat Local Homelessness
A handful of organizations in Bucks County have come together in order to mitigate homelessness and aid those who are facing it. The Bucks County Opportunity Council of Doylestown, along with the YWCA Bucks County and the Bucks County Housing Group of Warminster, came together in Doylestown for a community walk, hosted by the Coldest…
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Richboro Florists Create Wreath to Honor Fallen Philadelphia Police Officer
A flower shop in Bucks County created a floral masterpiece in order to honor a Philadelphia police officer who recently lost his life. Fireside Flowers, located at 1040 2nd Street Pike in Richboro, recently donated a wreath to honor Officer Christopher Fitzgerald, a Temple University police officer who was recently shot and killed while on…
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Warrington Wellness Center to Host Grand Opening Over the Course of Several Days
A new wellness center will soon be opening in Bucks County, and the owners are planning on opening even more locations in the near future. Restore Hyper Wellness, located at 1551 North Main Street in Warrington, will be hosting its grand opening March 1-5. As part of the celebration, the new wellness center will be…
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Corner Bakery Cafe, Owned by Newtown Entrepreneur, Files for Bankruptcy
A longtime favorite chain in Bucks County may soon go to the wayside as their business begins to change in the current economy. Joanna Fantozzi wrote about the chain for Nation’s Restaurant News. Corner Bakery Cafe, acquired by Pandya Restaurant Growth Brands owned by Newtown entrepreneur Jignesh Pandya in October 2020, has declared Chapter 11…
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Former Pennsbury Coach Remembered for Overseeing Historic Era in PA Football
One of the most revered football coaches in Bucks County history is being remembered for his contributions to the sport and to the area. Rick Fortenbaugh wrote about the coach and his career for The Trentonian. Chuck Kane, considered to be an architect of the well-known Pennsbury High School football dynasty, passed away on Feb.…
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Doylestown Native Returns to the Area for Shows Supporting Her Latest Hit Album
A Bucks County musician is returning to the area for several shows in support of her latest album, which received rave reviews last year. Dan DeLuca wrote about the singer in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Natalie Mering, known by the stage name Weyes Blood, is heading back to her home area for two shows to support…
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New Doylestown Restaurant Opens Its Doors, Offering Authentic Middle Eastern Fare
A new Middle Eastern restaurant has opened in Bucks County, offering a unique and authentic flavor to the area’s culinary scene. Zad Albasha Mediterranean Grill, located at 29 South Main Street in Doylestown, recently opened their doors to hungry Bucks County residents. Offering authentic Middle Eastern fare in a festive environment, the new eatery brings…
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Bucks County Arts Association’s Due Date for the Best Local Photographs Fast Approaching
An art association in Bucks County is currently looking for the best of the best photos to put on display in the near future. The Phillips’ Mills Community Organization, located at 2619 River Road in New Hope, is gearing up for their annual Photographic Exhibit. Submissions for the gallery will be accepted up until Feb. 28.…
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