Fairless Hills
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Do Good Foods, With Flagship Facility Located in Fairless Hills, Files for Bankruptcy
Do Good Foods, which launched in October 2021 and opened its flagship production facility in Fairless Hills that same year, has filed for bankruptcy protection, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. According to the company, the $170 million facility will continue regular operations throughout the bankruptcy proceedings. Do Good Foods, which is based…
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Fairless Hills Nonprofit Reaches Goal of Packaging Millionth Meal to ‘Knock Out Hunger’
A nonprofit in Bucks County is continuing its efforts to help relieve food insecurity and hunger throughout the area. United Way of Bucks County, headquartered at 413 Hood Boulevard in Fairless Hills, officially packed their one millionth prepared meal during their annual “Knock Out Hunger” food drive program. The meals were prepared by a group working…
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Insurance Group Delivers Salvage Vehicle to Local Technical High School in Bucks County
NJM Insurance Group recently donated a salvage vehicle to the collision repair technology program at Bucks County Technical High School. The 2018 Kia Optima will provide a hands-on opportunity to help students prepare for careers as collision repair technicians and other related occupations. “We are delighted to provide this vehicle that will enhance the students’…
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This Year’s Pennsbury High School Prom, Voted Best in America, Took Students Back to 1980s
There is a good reason why the Pennsbury High School Prom has been voted the best prom in America by Reader’s Digest, writes Eddie Kadhim for FOX 29 Philadelphia. The flashy affair had its latest iteration this Saturday, with this year’s theme being the 1980s. More than 700 students arrived at the venue in style…
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Transportation Group’s Scholarship Presented To Bucks County Technical High School Student
TMA Bucks has announced that Miles Cole Martir of Fairless Hills has been selected to receive a $2,000 TMA Bucks Foundation Scholarship. Martir, who is set to graduate from Bucks County Technical High School, will be furthering his education at the University of Colorado – Boulder this upcoming fall where he will major in sustainable…
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Fairless Hills Nonprofit Hosts First In-Person Board Orientation Since the Pandemic
A nonprofit in the Bucks County area recently saw their board members gather together in person for the first time in years. United Way of Bucks County, headquartered at 413 Hood Boulevard in Fairless Hills, just held their first Board Orientiation since the pandemic. “Today was an exciting day here at United Way of Bucks County,”…
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Fairless Hills Nonprofit Aims to Distribute 100,000 Meals to ‘Knock Out Hunger’
A nonprofit in Bucks County is working to fight hunger in the area through a program that would feed those in need. Damon C. Williams wrote about the program for the Bucks County Courier Times. United Way of Bucks County, headquartered at 413 Hood Boulevard in Fairless Hills, is aiming to distribute 100,000 meals in the area…
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Fairless Hills Nonprofit Welcomes New Members of Their Board of Directors
A nonprofit in Bucks County is welcoming several new members of their board, who were voted in to help their operations. United Way of Bucks County, headquartered at 413 Hood Boulevard in Fairless Hills, just announced a plethora of new board members voted in to help maintain the mission of the organization. “United Way of…
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Pennsbury Senior Wins Local Cooking Competition, Receives Over $10,000 in Scholarships
A student at a Bucks County high school recently won a major cooking competition, walking away with thousands in scholarship money. Alyssa, a senior at Pennsbury High School in Fairless Hills, won first place for her chocolate cake at the Walnut Hill College Chocolate Competition on April 29. As part of her reward, she received…
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Bucks County Power Plant Listed Among Pennsylvania’s ‘Dirty Dozen’ Polluters
According to PennEnvironment, an environmental advocacy group, Fairless Energy in Fairless Hills is one of the “dirty dozen” greenhouse gas-emitting polluters in Pennsylvania, writes Frank Kummer for The Philadelphia Inquirer. PennEnvironment released a report earlier this week that identifies primarily power plants that burn fossil fuels as the worst polluters. The dozen facilities are responsible…
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Bucks County Students Celebrate ‘Technical Education Day’ in Harrisburg With Local Politician
A technical school in Bucks County recently made its way to the state’s capital to celebrate technical education and careers. This past week, student and staff from Bucks County Technical High School, located in Fairless Hills, made their way to Harrisburg to celebrate “Technical Education Day”. They were greeted by State Senator and Bucks County…
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Diehard Sports Fan from Fairless Hills to Sideline His Pastime for Newlywed Bliss
Brian Brown of Fairless Hills, a diehard sports fan, is planning to sideline his devotion to Philadelphia sports teams while he enjoys his wedding and honeymoon. Dave Uram wrote abut the local fan for KYW Newsradio. “I kinda made a promise to my fiancé from April 28 to May 7, only time I will have…
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Fusion Gyms Opens Second Location in Bucks County, Offering All Means of Fitness
A new gym has opened their doors in Bucks County, offering health and fitness for those looking to get into shape this year. Aunyea Lachelle wrote about the new gym for NBC10 Philadelphia. Fusion Gyms recently opened its second location in Fairless Hills which, at 75,000 square feet, leaves no room for excuses “This is…
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Pennsbury High School Students and Staff Celebrate 75th Annual ‘Sports Nite’ Event
A high school in Bucks County recently held a widely popular sports event, a longtime tradition at the local school. Pennsbury High School recently held their 75th annual Sports Nite. A tradition of the school, students and staff partook in several games and group activities that kept the school in high spirits. With one half…
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Several Bucks County High Schoolers Chosen for Major Upcoming Orchestra Performance
Students from a high school in Bucks County have been chosen for an important musical event that is held on a yearly basis. A handful of musical students from Neshaminy High School were recently chosen for this year’s Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) Band and Orchestra. A mix of band and orchestral players, the young…
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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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German Grocery Chain Buys Fairless Hills Warehouse for $145M as Part of Expansion
A popular grocery store chain has recently made a large purchase in Bucks County as a part of their national expansion. Jackson Chen wrote about the purchase for Commercial Property Executive. Lidl, a grocer based out of Germany, recently purchased 69 acres from NorthPoint Development, who owns a large chunk of land in Fairless Hills,…
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Fairless Hills Company Offers Custom Air Filters For Customers in Bucks County, Surrounding Region
A Bucks County company has become one of the foremost suppliers of quality art filters in the region, with a variety of options to choose from. Filter Warehouse USA, a Fairless Hills-based custom air filter manufacturer, is now the premier distributor of custom size air filters in Bucks County and the surrounding region. The firm,…
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