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Why the Owner of a Croydon Hardware Store Won’t Be Rooting for the Eagles on Sunday
A Bucks County business owner and his family are cheering for their football-star grandson, even as he goes against the Eagles this weekend. Reporters for NBC10 Philadelphia wrote about the player and his family. Despite being surrounded by Philadelphia Eagles country, the owner of a hardware store in Croydon will be supporting the San Francisco…
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Former Bucks County Assistant District Attorney Brings Law Firm Back to Doylestown Borough
A Bucks County law firm has recently moved their offices back to one of the area’s most historic boroughs. Klein Burdett & Associates recently moved their offices back into Doylestown Borough. Operated by former Bucks County Assistant District Attorney Ellis Klein, the firm continues to offer legal support for cases involving DUI, Criminal Defense, Traffic…
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Bucks County Filled with Places, Artifacts Bearing Traces of George Washington – and You Can Visit Them All
Considered to be one of the most historic areas in the country, Bucks County is replete with places and items related to our first President. Staff writers at Visit Bucks County wrote about the various locations. For history buffs looking to learn more about the nation’s first president, Buck County is a true treasure trove…
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Is Morrisville’s Drive-Thru-Only Wawa Location the Future of Convenience Stores? Here’s What to Know
A one-of-a-kind convenience store in Bucks County may very well be laying the blueprint for the future of quick and easy shopping. Staff writers at RetailWit wrote about the local store. The Wawa Drive Thru, located at 549 West Trenton Avenue in Morrisville, is being looked as as a prime example of the future of…
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Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company’s Head Brewer Hopes to See People Ordering More Porters This Year
The head brewer of a popular Bucks County brewery has shared his opinion on which type of beer he hopes to see people enjoying this year. Maddy Sweitzer-Lammé wrote about the head brewer for the VinePair. While it is easy to get comfortable when it comes to buying your regular beer and always reaching for…
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Holy Family University to Host 2023 Philadelphia Mayoral Candidates Debate at Main Campus
Holy Family University will host a 2023 Philadelphia Mayoral Candidates Debate, sponsored by the Northeast Times and the Greater Northeast Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee. The event is scheduled for April 18 at the Campus Center Gymnasium, located at 9801 Frankford Avenue in Philadelphia. Doors open at 6 PM, and the event will begin at…
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Bucks County Audubon Society Welcomes New Executive Director, Commends Outgoing One for Years of Dedication
A Bucks County organization specializing in the study of animals has just announced a new member being added to their ranks. The Bucks County Audubon Society has named Michael Celic as their new Executive Director. He was previously the director of the Union Library Company of Hatborough. He holds a BA in English Literature from Temple…
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Author Who Inspired A Series of Police-Community Workshops Honored by Bucks County Officials
A Bucks County author and activist is being honored by local officials for his work to help create more communication in the community. A.J. Ali, the founder of the L.O.V.E. is the Answer movement, director of the “Walking While Black: L.O.V.E. is the Answer” movie, and author of the book “L.O.V.E. is the Answer”, was…
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This Bucks County Inn is Considered to Be One of the Best in the Entire Country
Considered one of the best inns in the Bucks County area, one location has become known to residents and visitors as a special place to stay. Beth Price-Williams wrote about the local inn for Only In Your State. The Washington Crossing Inn, located at 1295 General Washington Memorial Boulevard in Washington Crossing, is considered one…
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PA Fish & Boat Commission Authorizes Grant to Remove Spring Garden Dam on Neshaminy Creek in Newtown
Bucks County will soon see a change to one of its bodies of water as state authorities move to make changes to the environment. Staff writers from Explore Venango wrote about the impact on local waterways. During its quarterly business meeting, Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission authorized a Fish Passage and Habitat Restoration Grant for…
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Lahaska Barbecue Spot Offering Football Sunday Catering in Honor of the Playoffs
A Bucks County barbecue restaurant is offering catering services to supply their customers with the food they need for the playoff season. Holy ‘Que Smokehouse, located at 5788 Lower York Road in Lahaska, is celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles’ continuation in the playoffs by offering their Football Sunday Catering Menu for all their football-loving customers. Offering a…
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Bucks County Officials Looking to Utilize Well-Known Doylestown Property for New Uses
Officials in Bucks County are currently looking at their options for what to do with an unused property in a popular township. Ed Doyle wrote about the property for TAP Into Doylestown. The Doylestown Township Board of Supervisors recently met with Bucks County officials over what to do with an unused property in the area.…
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Actress, Singer, and Yardley Native to Return to Her Home Area for a Major Performance Next Month
Now a Broadway star, a Bucks County native is returning to her home area for a one-night performance at a well-known theater. Christy Altomare, the star of the Broadway adaption of “Anastasia”, will return to Bucks County Playhouse next month with a new solo concert. Her performance will take place on Feb. 18 at 8…
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Veterans from Various Parts of Bucks County to be Laid to Rest in Newtown This Week
A ceremony is scheduled to be held in Bucks County this week in order to honor several local heroes who will be laid to rest. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the upcoming ceremony for the Warminster Patch. The local community is invited to attend Unattended Veterans Service at Washington Crossing National Cemetery, located at 830 Highland…
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Bucks County Community College Presents Concerts, Forums to Celebrate Black History Month
Reflecting the range of the African American experience, Bucks County Community College proudly celebrates Black History Month with three events, from a rousing musical performance to informative lectures and presentations. From Slavery to Freedom The month kicks off with “Lord, Write My Name: From Slavery to Freedom” at 7:30 PM on Feb. 3 at the…
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Feasterville-Based Organization Working with Nearby Township to Teach New Drivers Basic Safety Measures
A Bucks County township will be collaborating with a nearby organization to teach new drivers the rules of the road. Doylestown Township is working with TMA Bucks for a free program titled “Impact: Teen Driving”. The program will take place on Feb. 16 from 6:30 – 8 PM. “TMA Bucks is happy to announce that…
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Project to Make Roosevelt Boulevard Safer Gets $78M Boost Via Infrastructure Law, Will Benefit Bucks Commuters
A major road that ends in Bucks County will soon see upgrades that will make driving on it much safer for all travelers. Jesse Bunch wrote about the updates for The Philadelphia Inquirer. A project that aims to make Roosevelt Boulevard safer will get a $78 million boost as part of President Joe Biden’s bipartisan…
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Bucks County Native One of Several New Archivists in New York City’s Museum of the Dog
A Bucks County native has recently been added on as an important staff member in one of New York City’s most interesting museums. Ari Greenberg was made one a photographic archives assistant for the Museum of the Dog, located at 101 Park Avenue in New York City, back in August. A graduate of Columbia University’s…
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