Langhorne
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Bucks County History: First Baby Born in St. Mary Medical Center Turns 50
A resident of Bucks County recently celebrated five decades of life, and one local hospital is celebrating the milestone with him. 50 years ago this week, Mark Capriotti was the first baby born at St. Mary Medical Center, located in Langhorne. Now, the hospital, along with a local politician, are celebrating the occasion. Congressman Brian…
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Langhorne Real Estate Agent Puts His Trust and Money Into Bed Bath & Beyond Recovery
A Bucks County businessman is one of many who are looking to continue working with one of the most well-known businesses in the country. Caitlin McCabe and Gunjan Banerji wrote about the local businessman in The Wall Street Journal. While many institutional traders are staying away from Bed Bath & Beyond, many individual traders, like…
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Bucks County Motorcycle Groups Organize Charity Ride, Donate $6,000 to Local Hospital
Several Bucks County groups associated with motorcycles and their riders presented a check to a local hospital after their annual charity ride. St. Mary Medical Center’s Breast Center recently received a donation of $6,000 from motorcycle retailers Stars & Stripes Harley-Davidson, located at 600 South Flowers Mill Road in Langhorne. The retailer worked with the…
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Langhorne’s Sesame Place Unveils Latest Attractions as They Prepare to Open This Week
One of Bucks County’s most popular attractions will be opening back up this week, with a variety of new and fun activities for families. Ryan Mulligan wrote about the attraction for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Sesame Place, located at 100 Sesame Road in Langhorne, is gearing to reopen on Friday. As they return for families to…
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Axia Women’s Health Opens New Practice Near the Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne
A health center has announced that they will be opening a new location in Bucks County in order to offer important services to local women. John George wrote about the new business for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Athena OB/GYN, which is part of the Axia Women’s Health network, recently opened a new location in Langhorne’s Town…
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To Celebrate the Super Bowl, Several Philadelphia Eagles Will Be Making a Stop in Bucks County This Weekend
Four members of the Philadelphia Eagles are scheduled to make a public appearance in Bucks County this week, right before the big game. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the upcoming appearance for the Northampton Patch. Before the team heads to Arizona to plat in the Super Bowl, team members Boston Scott, Kenneth Gainwell, Quez Watkins, and…
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Renovations Begin at the New Location for the African American Museum of Bucks County
One of Bucks County’s most popular museums has begun necessary renovations to their new and historic home base. The African American Museum of Bucks County, now located at the Boone Farm estate at 827 Langhorne-Newtown Road in Langhorne, is now undergoing renovations to the new location. The museum, a nonprofit organization, has shared the important…
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Pennsylvania Game Commission Warns Bucks County Residents of a Unique Visitor to the Area
As Bucks County approaches a one-year anniversary of a rare animal sighting, authorities are warning residents to remain diligent. Gregory Vellner wrote about the local animals for NewsBreak. The Pennsylvania Game Commission has sent out a reminder of last year’s coyote sightings. The purpose of this was to let local residents know that it could…
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‘The Smell of Victory!’: Langhorne Candle Company Unveils New Product in Celebration of the Eagles Playoff
A candle shop in Bucks County is celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles by creating a one-of-a-kind product for the most die-hard fans. The Langhorne Candle Company, located at 211 East Maple Avenue in Langhorne, has just released their latest candle, “The Smell of Victory”, in celebration of the Eagles’ latest games. The small business is known…
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Langhorne Man Decorates His Home From Head to Toe to Celebrate Eagles’ Playoff Run
A Bucks County man is showing his love for the Philadelphia Eagles by decorating his house with the symbols and colors of the team. Bryanna Gallagher wrote about the local home for 6ABC. Larry Glowacki, a die-hard Eagles fan, decorated his entire house from head to toe to celebrate the Birds’ playoff run. “It’s the…
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Author Pens Book on Langhorne’s Boone Farm, Future Home of African American Museum of Bucks County
A Bucks County author has published a new book on the history of one of the area’s most well-known and most talked about estates. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the author for the Bensalem Patch. Boone Farm in Langhorne, the future permanent home of the African American Museum of Bucks County, is the subject of a…
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Popular Smoothie and Juice Chain Opens Their Latest Location in Langhorne
A township in Bucks County is now home to a new smoothie and juice bar, offering healthy food options to both locals and visitors. Middletown Township is celebrating the opening of a new Smoothie King location in the area. The new food spot opening in Lincoln Plaza, with township officials attending the grand opening this…
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This Bucks County High School Football Player was Named One of the Mini Max Award Winners of the 2022 Season
A Bucks County football player has recently been awarded for his skills on the field, and he plans on taking his career even further. Nicholas Buchys, a senior and Neshaminy High School and a member of the school’s football team, was recently named one of the 55 Mini Max Award Winners in Pennsylvania for the…
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Langhorne Medical Company Debuts a Groundbreaking Safety Product for Athletes
A Bucks County company that specializes in skincare products has just released a new product bound to be a staple for athletes everywhere. John George wrote about the new product for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Nexgel, a medical device company located at 2150 Cabot Boulevard West, Suite B in Langhorne, has just released their latest…
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Langhorne Resident, President of Largest Labor Organization in Philadelphia, Retires at 82
A Bucks County resident, who has overseen a major labor organization for decades, is retiring after a lifetime of service to his community. Juliana Feliciano Reyes wrote about the local business man for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Langhorne’s Pat Eiding, president of the Philadelphia Council AFL-CIO, is retiring after two decades of leading the largest labor…
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Oxford Valley Mall to Host Upcoming Middletown’s 18th Annual Teen Talent Competition
A Bucks County township will be hosting an annual talent show at a popular mall for all local residents and visitors to see. Staff writers for the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the upcoming event. Middletown Township will be hosting its 18th Teen Talent Show on Jan. 28 from 4 – 6 PM at the…
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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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Langhorne’s Chris Arcidiacono Making Name for Himself at Villanova
A Bucks County basketball player is making a name for himself on a major college team, and his skills are garnering him attention. Mike Jensen wrote about the local player for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Chris Arcidiacono, a Langhorne native, is making a name for himself at Villanova Wildcats men’s basketball team by offering great performances…
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