Bucks County
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CEO of Several Bucks County Healthcare Groups Listed on Philadelphia’s Power 101
The head of several health organizations in Bucks County was recently named as a top leader by a major business publication. Louis P. Kassa III, the chief executive officer of the Hepatitis B Foundation, Baruch S. Blumberg Institute and Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center, was recently chosen by the Philadelphia Business Journal for its Power 101 list,…
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Ask SCORE: How Do I Buy a Business?
SCORE helps clients with starting a new business or buying an existing business and then volunteers continue to mentor them throughout the process. This article focuses on buying a business, which is selling products and/or services to an existing customer base. Prospective business owners must first decide whether their background is in manufacturing, wholesale distribution, retail,…
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Ask SCORE: How Should I Find Employees for My Business?
It’s inevitable that, at some point, even the smallest of small businesses will need to hire employees. How you go about the recruiting and hiring process could vary based on the position available and your company’s industry. In general, word of mouth is a great first step to seek new talent. And sometimes that’s all…
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The Bald Eagle is Making a Comeback Near Bucks County
Once near extinction in the area, the country’s national bird is making a comeback in population in an area just outside of Bucks County. Jon Hurdle wrote about the famous bird for the NJ Spotlight News. Once on the brink of extinction, the bald eagle is again becoming a familiar sight to anglers and recreational…
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This Fish, Native to the Delaware River, May Face Extinction. Here’s Why
Known for its diversity of wildlife, a fish that has been seen around Bucks County faces potential extinction due to a longtime practice. Colleen O’Dea wrote about the fish for NJ Spotlight News. The Atlantic sturgeon, a fish native to the Delaware River, has been added to the federal endangered species list in recent years.…
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PREIT Looks to Maximize Remaining Mall Properties by Adding Up To 7,000 Apartments
PREIT, the Philadelphia-based owner of the Plymouth Meeting Mall and Willow Grove Mall, is looking to add as many as 7,000 apartments to six of its mall properties as part of a shift in company strategy, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. After the Philadelphia company sold off over 20 malls in as…
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Bucks County-Based Dessert Startup Looks to Raise $500,000 to Expand Operations
A Bucks County dessert startup is looking to raise money in order to become the next big name in the sweets industry. Lisa Dukart wrote about he startup for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Toni Lorraine Johnson, the founder and owner of Dr. Brownies, is looking to raise $500,000 in order to expand her already-existing business…
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Bucks County Coroner Announces Bid for Re-Election, Looks for Endorsements
One of Bucks County’s most important government officials has announced her bid for re-election, and she is now looking for endorsements. Meredith Buck, the current Bucks County Coroner, announced her bid to continue to serve Bucks County in her position. Beginning her tenure in early 2020, Buck has worked as an attorney for most of…
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New Census Figures Reveal That Delaware River Basin Now Serves an Additional 600,000 People
The Delaware River, which boarders a large portion of Bucks County, is now seeing its waters benefit people in an out of the area. Meg McGuire wrote about the basin for the Delaware Currents. The population served by the Delaware River Basin has increased to 14.2 million people in 2020 compared to 13.6 million in…
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Former Bucks County DA — a Skilled Prosecutor, Not a Politician — Named the State’s New Attorney General
Former Bucks County District Attorney Michelle Henry is Pennsylvania’s new Attorney General, writes Jon Delano for CBS Pittsburgh. Gov. Josh Shapiro has named Henry as his replacement. The position requires confirmation by the state Senate. Henry said that if she is confirmed, she does not plan to run for election in 2024. “Even if they…
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Citadel Credit Union Earns High Praise from Fortune Magazine
Citadel Credit Union has earned some high praise from Fortune this month. Not only has Citadel been named one of the nation’s 10 best banks and credit unions for February 2023 by Fortune Recommends, the global media organization’s independent arm dedicated to helping readers make smart decisions about the financial and business-related products they use…
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Ask SCORE: How Should I Communicate More Effectively to Understand My Customers?
A great place to start this article is with the definition of communication. The most direct definition is “the transfer of meaning.” Talking among friends is one thing, but when you are trying to explain your product or service to a potential customer it is imperative that they understand the meaning of what you are…
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Famous Theatre Opens Its 100th Year of Performances with Play Centered in Bucks County
In celebration of a century of theater, a local venue is kicking off the year with a play that takes place in the Bucks County area. Ellen Wilson Dilks wrote about the primiere for the Delco Culture Vultures. The Hedgerow Theatre, located at 64 Rose Valley Road in Media, opened its centennial year of live…
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Pennsylvania Game Commission to Improve Bucks County Wetlands for Duck Population
In an effort to help the local environment, two state organizations have come together to improve the wetlands of Bucks County. Gregory Vellner wrote about the improvements for NewsBreak. The Pennsylvania Game Commission, in collaboration with Ducks Unlimited Inc., have come together in an effort to improve 1,600 acres of wetland habitats on 61 state…
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Check Out Where Bucks County Residents Rank Statewide for Life Expectancy
Regarded by many as one of the best parts of Pennsylvania, Bucks County recently ranked very high in a number of markers for a good life. Staff writers for Stacker wrote about the area and its rankings. Bucks County was ranked #11 out of 30 for the areas of the state with the longest average…
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Ask SCORE: What Does it Take to Succeed in Small Business?
I guess you could say the entrepreneurial spirit is part of my DNA. I practically grew up in Wolfson Grocery Store, a New Jersey supermarket my grandfather started nearly 100 years ago. As a kid, my dad was the owner of the family business and I saw firsthand the importance of investing in sweat equity.…
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Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub Announces Run for County Judge
An important member of the Bucks County government has announced his intentions to run for an even bigger position than his current one. Jim Melwert wrote about the politician for KYW Newsradio. Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub has announced that he intends to run for county judge. If elected, he will serve the remainder…
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Folds of Honor Opens its 2023 Scholarship Application Window
Folds of Honor, an organization that works with families of disabled or fallen veterans and first responders, has opened up this year’s scholarship application window. The organization began with Lt Col Dan Rooney’s flight home from his second tour of duty in Iraq. An F-16 fighter pilot in the Oklahoma Air National Guard, he became…
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