Bucks County
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Immaculate Country Manor in Jamison
A country manor in Jamison, built in the 1700’s, has gone up for sale. For those looking for a spacious and uniquely-Bucks County home, look no further than Warwick Manor. Featuring five bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms, and a beautiful patio area, this is an incredible find in the Jamison area. . . An incredible piece of…
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Yardley, Doylestown Spots Make List for Best Sunflower Farms in Philadelphia Region
Sunflower farms are an ideal spot to take perfect family photos and enjoy a beautiful day frolicking among gorgeous flowers. For people in the Philadelphia region, Bucks County is a great location for these kind of days. Laura Swartz wrote about some of those spots for Philadelphia Magazine. At Shady Brook Farm in Yardley, you…
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PA CareerLink Bucks County Moves One-Stop Career Center to Trevose
PA CareerLink Bucks County has announced that they will be moving their career center to Trevose. A representative of the career-building organization went into detail about the recent changes. The new location will be in a renovated facility at Bucks County Technology Park on 4800 E. Street Road, Suite 50. This park is centrally located…
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Upper Black Eddy Native, University of Delaware Linebacker Returns to Football Field After Injuries
A Blue Hen from Upper Black Eddy is returning to the field after recovering from severe injuries. Kevin Tresolini of Delaware News Journal wrote about the Bucks County native in the Bucks County Courier Times. Drew Nickles, a Palisades High School graduate, is currently playing as a linebacker for the University of Delaware’s Blue Hens…
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Local EMS Squads Facing Financial Crisis, Ask for State and Municipality Support
Local EMS squads spend their days responding to emergencies and saving lives, but now they are the ones that need saving, writes Davis Giangiulio for Main Line Tonight. Leaders of ambulance companies in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties say they are facing dire financial needs due to inadequate funding from the state or municipalities they…
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Fairless Hills Nonprofit is Collecting School Supply Donations for Local Students
A Fairless Hills-based nonprofit is hosting an event that aims to collect school supplies for children in need in Bucks County. Justin Heinze wrote about the charitable event for the Levittown, PA Patch. The United Way of Bucks County is hosting an event called “stuff the Bus”, where local residents are encouraged to bring school…
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Doylestown Native Moves to Chicago to Head Catholic School’s Varsity Football Team
A Bucks County native is heading over to Chicago, where he will head the varsity football team at a Catholic high school. Tim O’Brien wrote about the sports news for The Beverly Review. Coach Casey Quedenfeld is enjoying his new position as the head coach of the Crusaders, the varsity football team at Brother Rice…
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Newtown Native, Council Rock North Alum Making Waves in the Tennis World Out West
A former Council Rock High School North student has been receiving a lot of attention for her skills on the tennis court as she plays out West. Don Leypoldt wrote about the tennis star for the Bucks County Herald. Amelia Honer, a Newtown native, has been scoring big since she began playing with the Gauchos…
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Late Newtown Firefighter Devoted 65 Years Of His Life to Serve and Protect His Community
A firefighter with the Newtown Fire Association recently passed away, and he is being recognized for his decades of service and safety to his community. Jeff Werner wrote about the longtime firefighter for the Newtown, PA Patch. Firefighter Dave Pannepacker served as the President of the Newtown Fire Association (NFA) in 1987. Before this, he…
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Plumsteadville Farm Hosting a Sunflower-Picking Festival for Ukraine
A Bucks County farm is hosting a sunflower-picking event in an effort to aid the people of Ukraine. Matteo Iadonisi wrote about the fun event for 6ABC Action News. Hellerick Family Farm, located in Plumsteadville, is currently owned by Paul Hellerick and his family. The farm dates back to 1785, when his ancestors founded the…
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Fallen Bristol Borough Trooper to be Honored at Second Annual ‘Unity Day’
A state trooper from Bristol Borough, who was killed in a car crash back in late March, will be honored during the second annual “Unity Day” event in Bucks County. Ella Castronuovo wrote about the for the Bucks County Courier Times. Martin Mack III was killed on March 21 after he and his partner, State…
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Neshaminy High School Senior Returns to Football Field After Experiencing Physical, Mental Health Issues
A senior at Neshaminy High School has made a triumphant return to football following a battle with physical and mental health issues. Cayden Steele wrote about the incredible comeback for the Bucks County Courier Times. Markus Barnett began playing football in middle school. Back then, he suffered from multiple injuries related to playing the sport…
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‘Esports’ Gaming Activities Added To Doylestown YMCA’s Repertoire
In addition to the countless sports currently being offered, the Doylestown YMCA is now offering ‘esports’ programs for members. Ed Doyle wrote about the recent sports news for TAP Into Doylestown. The Bucks County health facility will now be offering lounge rooms where members can partake in competitive online gaming. Consoles like PlayStation and Xbox…
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Telford-Based Nut Butter Company Offers a Wide Variety of Fun Flavors
A Telford-based nut butter company is celebrating 10 years of fun favors for residents of Bucks County and beyond. Justin Backer wrote about the local food company for WFMZ 69 News. Nutty Novelties was started in 2012 by brothers Caleb and Jesse Mangum. Beginning with about seven different flavored nut butters, the brothers have increased…
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Late Pharmacist Called Levittown Her Home After Immigrating from South Korea
A widely-known and well-respected pharmacist, who passed away in July, is being remembered for calling Bucks County her home after immigrating from South Korea. Gary Miles wrote about Mina Wagman’s fascinating life in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Wagman moved to the United States from Seoul, South Korea when she was a teenager. Settling in the Philadelphia…
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Levittown Ice Cream Shop One of Many Nearby Spots Creating Unique Soft Serve Flavors
A Levittown ice cream shop has become known for offering several unique soft serve flavors for new and longtime clientele. Jenn Ladd got the scoop and wrote about the Bucks County ice cream spot for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Dairy Delite, with locations on Old Bristol Pike and Woodbourne Road in Levittown, was recently featured as…
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Oscar Hammerstein Museum Gala Raises Funds in Effort to Purchase Property Owned by Namesake Theatrical Producer
A recent gala at the Oscar Hammerstein Museum was able to raise a large amount of funds in an effort to buy a property own by the namesake producer and Bucks County native. Brooke Straiton wrote about the event in the Bucks County Herald. “Broadway Sings The Sound of Hammerstein,” was held at the Oscar…
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Bucks County Fire Department Donates Equipment to Parts of Kentucky Damaged in Recent Flood
Bucks County’s Palisades Regional Fire Rescue is donating $500,000 in equipment to parts of Kentucky that were recently damaged in a flood. Phil Gianficaro wrote about the donations in the Bucks County Courier Times. Following a devastating flood in Kentucky, members of several Bucks County fire departments have been chipping in to help citizens of…
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