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Croydon Brewery Celebrates the Holidays With a New Beer Inspired by a Classic Christmas Tale
To kick of the holiday weekend, a Bucks County brewery is releasing a new beer inspired by one of the most well-known Christmas stories. Staff writers for the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the new beer and holiday celebration. Marley’s Chains, a German-style Weizenbock, takes its name from the first ghost the haunted Ebenezer Scrooge…
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With Christmas Just Days Away, Here Are All the Best Light Displays in Bucks County
Every year, residents and visitors of Bucks County come to enjoy the various light displays that local families have up for all to see. Louise Feder wrote about the local lights for Visit Bucks County. With Christmas just on the horizon, the popular tourism site has a list of stops for the 2022 Bucks County…
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This Bucks County College is Considered One of the Best for Retirees Looking to Learn New Skills
A popular college in Bucks County has been listed as one of the best schools for retirees who want to continue their own education. Staff writers for Report Wire wrote about the local school. Bucks County Community College, which has three campuses in the area, offers for-credit courses for local residents 65 and older. With…
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Bedminster Township Farm Protected from Future Development Through State Funding
A Bucks County farm is one of several Pennsylvania farm properties that will be protected through government funding. Staff writers for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture wrote about the local farm at BCTV.org. The Matthew P. Goldenberg and Kelly Burland Farm, located in Bedminster Township, is a 106-acre crop and livestock farm. This farm’s property…
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Legendary Sports Broadcaster, Bristol Native Visits Neshaminy Mall to Discuss His Recent Book
A Bucks County native and sports broadcasting legend came back to his home area to discuss his new book, with his dog as the main character. Joe Mason wrote about the new book for the Northeast Times. Mike Missanelli, known for his work with The Philadelphia Inquirer, ESPN and NBC Sports Philadelphia, recently published a…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: 1700s National Folk-Style Farmhouse in Langhorne
An historic Bucks County home in one of the area’s most popular towns has recently gone up for sale, and it it quite the find. . . Originally built in 1792, this house has been updated to be compatible to the modern family. . . Siting on over 3 acres, the property is a sprawling…
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Peddler’s Village to Host Fire & Frost Fun Celebration on Four January Evenings
Peddler’s Village will be hosting several family-fun events in the coming weeks, and locals and visitors are invited to all the fun. The countryside shopping, dining, lodging, and family entertainment destination in the heart of historic Bucks County will host Fire & Frost Fun on select Friday and Saturday evenings in early January. Against the backdrop of…
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Several Bucks County Students Win Scholarships Through Essay-Writing Contest
Multiple students form the Bucks County area have been recognized for winning scholarships through an annual essay-writing contest. Staff writers for the Bucks County Courier Times wrote about the scholarships. TheLegacyof1776.com hosted their second annual Scholarship Essay Contest. The essays focuses on the United States Constitution, as well as other topics related to civics. Jessie…
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Local Residents Can Enjoy Nature and the Outdoors on the Recently-Opened Newtown Rail Trail
A new Bucks County trail is attracting both locals and visitors who want to enjoy the outdoors in one of the area’s most beautiful spots. Laura Stark wrote about the local trail for Rails to Trails Conservancy. The Newtown Rail Trail runs 2.5 miles and connects to several other areas and trials. Making its way…
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Doylestown Resident, Widow of Famed German Theologian, Remembered for Her Impactful Life
A Bucks County resident, who wrote about her work with her late husband in the field of theology, is remembered for the influence they had. Peg Quann wrote about the local woman for the Bucks County Courier Times. Sybille Sarah von Sell Niemöller, the widow of famed German theologian Martin Niemöller who resisted the Nazis…
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Dozens of Cats Saved by Bucks County SPCA in Animal Hoarding Case in Perkasie
A Bucks County animal shelter recently saved a large amount of cats that were living in subpar conditions in the area. Kenny Cooper wrote about the rescue for WHYY. The Bucks County SPCA has saved nearly 60 cats from a hoarding situation in Perkasie. Humane law enforcement officers learned about the situation from tips about…
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Parx Casino Raises $4 Million in Grants That Will Benefit Several Local Communities
A Bucks County casino recently raised a large amount of money via grants, which will be used to benefit the surrounding area. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the grants for the Levittown, PA Patch. The Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks recently awarded more than $4 million in grants to local municipalities. The funds were…
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After Almost 100 Years of Games, the Future of This Bucks County Private School’s Football Team Remains Uncertain
A Bucks County private school’s football team might be seeing some significant chances to their operations in the near future. Tom Moore wrote about the school’s team for the Bucks County Courier Times. The George School, located at 1690 Newtown Langhorne Road in Newtown, has a football team that has been active since 1923. Just…
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SCORE Bucks County Chapter Expansion, Small Business Boom Drives Need for More Volunteers
Many of the local employees out of work, or whose places of business closed during the pandemic, saw the virus-induced economic downturn as an opportunity to start a business. For SCORE Bucks County, a local chapter of a national nonprofit committed to providing business mentoring services, the influx of new business is a good thing.…
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This Bucks County High School Choir Group Received a Standing Ovation at the Kimmel Center
A Bucks County high school’s choir group recently performed at a major Philadelphia venue after winning a popular radio contest. Jeff Werner wrote about the concert for the Newtown, PA Patch. The Council Rock South Vocal Ensemble recently performed at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia. After winning the B101 Christmas Choir Competition, the ensemble performed…
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This Bucks County Street Will Be Turning Into a Live Nativity Scene This Week
A Bucks County church is bringing Christmas to life with a special display on one of the area’s most popular roads. Staff writers for the Bucks County Courier Times wrote about the occasion. The Doylestown Presbyterian Church, located at 127 East Court Street in Doylestown, is setting up at live Nativity scene on the town’s…
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Knock Knock! This Lahaska Shop is Offering Unique Gifts for the Holiday Season
A Bucks County shop is offering an array of useful and artistic gifts for the holiday season, and their selection is quite the knock-out. Knobs ‘N Knockers, located in Lahaska, specializes in custom door knobs and old-fashioned door knockers. With Christmas fast approaching and many local residents in the middle of celebrating Hanukkah, the shop…
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Separated at Birth, Yardley Woman and Her Twin Sister Win Second Place at ‘Amazing Race’
After discovering that she has a long-lost twin, a Bucks County women connected with her new family in one of the most exciting ways possible. Samantha Bambino wrote about the reunion for the Lower Bucks Times. Early last year, Emily Bushnell, who grew up in Yardley, found out she had a twin sister, Molly Sinert,…
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