Feasterville
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When It Comes to Outstanding Spots for Beer, Wine, and Spirits, Bucks County’s Cup Runneth Over
Bucks County’s beer, wine, and spirits scene continually breaks ground with new initiatives, unique vintages, and interesting events. As a preview of the 2022 growing-tasting-purchasing season, Marilyn Johnson, in her Philly Grub blog, provided a comprehensive overview of what’s new in area steins, snifters, and goblets. Free Will Brewing Co. celebrates its 10th anniversary. Ales,…
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In Post-Holiday January, Here’s How to Silence Those Kid Choruses of ‘I’m Booored!’
There’s a reason parents tend to think of January as the only month of the year with 83 days in it. If the cold, bleak weather is giving your kids the blahs (or you, for that matter), Visit Bucks County has some worthwhile suggestions for injecting a little fun back in your days. Be flexible…
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Singles Find Their Fit in Feasterville: Bucks County Location Named a Best Choice for Solo Residents
One Bucks County place is among the ten best Philadelphia suburbs for singles, according to a recently released report by Movoto. The ranking was determined using data from AreaVibes, WalkScore.com, the U.S. Census Bureau, and business listings. The singles-friendly criteria used for the evaluation include unmarried population, difference between male and female population, and singles…
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Fahrenheit HVAC of Feasterville-Trevose Warms to the Atmosphere of New Parent from New York State
Fahrenheit HVAC of Feasterville-Trevose has been acquired by Sila Services LLC, a New York State home heating, air conditioning, and plumbing servicer since 1989. As it transitions to this new parent, Fahrenheit HVAC intends to bring its quality service at an affordable price with it. The hallmarks of its operations — same-day and emergency services,…
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Pennsylvania State Senator Robert Rovner, Longtime Feasterville Attorney, Dies at Age 77
Robert Rovner — CEO of the Feasterville law firm of Rovner, Allen, Rovner, Zimmerman, and Nash — succumbed to a form of bone marrow cancer and passed away at age 77. Gary Miles chronicled his high-profile life for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Rovner, a Temple grad, was called a Republican “boy wonder” when, at age 27,…
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SportsRadio 94WIP Alums Launch ‘Last Out Media,’ a Feasterville Coaching Service for Budding Podcasters
John Barchard and Vince Quinn both left their producer-host roles at SportsRadio 94WIP to instead pass their accumulated knowledge to a new corps of broadcasters. Their Feasterville company, Last Out Media, helps podcasters with both content and finances. Jeff Blumenthal recorded their progress for the Philadelphia Business Journal. COVID-19 initially put a damper on national…
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Feasterville’s Best Photo Is the Picture of Longevity, Outlasting Technology Shifts and Pandemic Restrictions
Nick and Carol Pacitti are industry survivors. Their Feasterville camera store, Best Photo, has outlasted sweeping technology changes, shifting consumer habits, and even a pandemic. Eric Herr explains how they navigated these developments for the Bucks County Herald. At one point, most American suburban landscapes featured a camera shop. It was a place to drop…
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To the Recent Automotive Parts Purchaser in Feasterville-Trevose: Uncle Sam Cancelled Your Order
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Philadelphia seized a cache of vehicle parts after determining that they were counterfeits. The supplies left China and were on their way to a Bucks County address in Feasterville-Trevose, reports Andrew Ross for Jobber/Nation. The agency valued the 5,657 pieces at around $300,000. The inventory included door…
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Philadelphia Magazine: Fantastic Franks Are Found in Feasterville, Fortunately
Philadelphia Magazine’s Maddy Sweitzer-Lammé and Alexandra Jones identified the best dogs in the area. They’re not the ones found on leashes with pedigrees. They’re the ones found on buns with toppings. One of the top picks is Lenny’s Hot Dogs, 606 W. Street Road (Summit Center), Feasterville (215.355.7616). Lenny’s signature dogs include one smothered in pepper hash. Another — perhaps a budget-friendly spin on…
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Feasterville Gym Unveils Statue Marking 50 Years Since Frazier-Ali ‘Fight of the Century’
A seven-foot-tall bronze statue commemorating the 1971 Frazier-Ali “Fight of the Century” sits impressively outside of a Feasterville gym, wrote Damichael Cole for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The statue was the brainchild of a South Jersey sports memorabilia collector who commissioned it without an appropriate site to put it. Joe Hand, Jr., president of Joe Hand Promotions, heard about the homeless sculpture and offered a spot outside his family’s Feasterville gym. The 1,600-pound,…
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Corner Bakery with Several Montco Locations Acquired by Pandya Restaurant Growth Brands
Corner Bakery, with locations in King of Prussia, Bala Cynwyd, and Warminster, has been acquired by Feasterville-based Pandya Restaurant Growth Brands, one of the Rohan Group of Companies. PRGB purchased the brand from affiliates of Roark Capital Partners for an undisclosed amount. The Rohan Group of Companies is owned by real estate investor and restaurant…
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