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Carversville residents can rejoice, as the tiny post office in the historic Bucks County village in Solebury Township will not be closing, writes JD Mullane…
Quakertown wrestler Mason Ziegler made history by becoming the first athlete from his school to win four district titles at the PIAA District One East…
The historic General Greene Inn in Buckingham has been sitting empty for decades, with its paint chipping and dirt and mold accumulating, writes Carl LaVO…
LINKS Magazine recently ranked the best golf courses in Pennsylvania and three Montgomery County courses made the Top 10 list.
Merion Golf Club East in…
In a coincidence that Christy Altomare calls “like a Hallmark movie,” the Broadway performer unexpectedly reconnected with a long-ago crush from her days at…
Ava Renninger, an Archbishop Wood senior, has guided Vikings to another Catholic League title, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The undersized 5-foot…
The African American Museum of Bucks County is making steady progress at Boone Farm in Middletown Township, writes Dino Ciliberti for The Patch.
Since 2014…
Lynnewood Hall, a Gilded Age mansion in Elkins Park, is finally being restored and Jan Carabeo of CBS News offers a glimpse inside the estate…
Neshaminy junior bowler Zak Pfeiffer became the third high school bowler in the nation and the first in Pennsylvania to achieve two 300 games in…
Brandon Garrett, a former assistant football coach at Council Rock North, has returned after two years but this time as the school’s new head…
The United States Golf Association has chosen three Pennsylvania golf courses as local qualifying sites for the 124th U.S. Open Championships and one of…
Speedy Morris is one of the greatest basketball coaches in Philadelphia history, but in 2017, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease, writes Alex Coffey for…
Nick Cearley, frontman of the popular New York scantily clad performance group, The Skivvies, will help inaugurate the new performance space at Bucks County Playhouse…
Ron Tarver, once a dedicated photojournalist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, has transitioned from capturing ephemeral moments to creating enduring art, writes Peter Crimmins for WHYY…
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