Bucks County
Covering an area of 622 square miles just north of Philadelphia along the banks of the Delaware River, Bucks County, with a population of 646,538, is the fourth-most populous county in Pennsylvania.
Founded in November 1682, Bucks County is one of the three original counties created by William Penn. Named after Buckinghamshire in England, it played a significant role in American history, including George Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River during the American Revolutionary War.
Address: 55 East Court Street, Doylestown, PA 18901
Phone: (215) 348-6000
Explore our archive of nearly 200 stories about Bucks County’s residents, schools, and businesses below:
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Bucks County Architecture Group to Host Tour of Famed New Hope Woodworking Studio
AIA Bucks County is offering local residents the chance to tour a local woodworking studio that is renowned around the country. The Doylestown-based group, a…
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Southampton Tobacco Shop Sells Lottery Ticket Worth $450,000. Read to Learn More
A retailer in Bucks County has sold a hefty lottery ticket, and one lucky winner is able to claim their massive prize from the establishment.…
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New Hybrid Eatery to Open in Dublin, Offering Food in the Morning and Evening
Dublin Town Center has announced a new hybrid restaurant to open in the near future, offering food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Station, a…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Traditional-Style Home on Large Estate in Churchville
A unique estate in Churchville has gone up for sale, offering luxury and privacy for those looking to live in Bucks County. . . Tucked…
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New Hope Gallery to Host Talk, Exhibit Delving into the History of The Mamas & the Papas
Arete Gallery in New Hope will be showing a collection of photographs during an author talk related to a major group from the 1960s. The gallery, located at…
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Celebrate Halloween in Style at This Upcoming ‘Monster Mash’ in Yardley
A township in Bucks County is getting ready for the Halloween season, and local residents can celebrate early with their own costumes. Lower Makefield Township,…
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Langhorne-Based Alternative Medicine Practitioner Moving Business to Wrightstown
A business in Langhorne, which sells holistic health products and metaphysical goods, will be opening in a new location in the near future. Rainbows of…
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Load Your Basket With Apples At These Gorgeous Bucks County Orchards
Apple picking is one of the most fun parts of fall, and you can enjoy it to the fullest at one of these gorgeous Bucks…
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To Remember Late Son, Bucks County Family Creates a Buddy Bench Dedicated to His Memory
The family of nine-year-old Joey Malcolm Jr., who died at a pond in New Britain, is making sure that his legacy lives on with a…
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Holy Family University Welcomes Former Philadelphia Poet Laureate Yolanda Wisher
Holy Family University will launch the fourth year of its Distinguished Writers Series when it welcomes former Philadelphia Poet Laureate Yolanda Wisher on Oct. 4 at 6:30…
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Doylestown Farmer’s Market to Celebrate Oktoberfest This Weekend. Read to Learn More
Oktoberfest is being celebrated around Bucks County this month, and Doylestown is planning its own festivities for local residents. The Doylestown Farmers Market, located at…
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This Halloween, Bring Your Children to This ‘Truck or Treat’ in Jamison
For families looking to create a memorial Halloween for their children, an event in Jamison will be full of fun activities next month. The Action Martial…
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Pennsbury Falcons to Break in Newly Renovated Field with Several Games This Week
The Pennsbury Falcons will be using their newly renovated field for the first time this week in a series of different games. Falcon Field, located…
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Southampton Church Wraps Up Centennial Celebrations with Mass, Gala
Our Lady of Good Counsel, located at 611 Knowles Avenue in Southampton, wrapped up its year-long centennial celebration on Sept. 10 with a special mass…
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Falls Township’s Annual ‘Touch a Truck’ Event Raises Over $26K for Charity
Falls Township’s sixth annual Touch a Truck fundraiser, which was held recently, was bigger and better than years past, featuring even more large trucks, excavators,…
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Yardley’s Jackie Rogowicz Ties for Lead at Women’s Mid-Am As Play Suspended Due to Darkness
Yardley native Jackie Rogowicz remained in a good position to earn co-medalist honors at the Women’s Mid-Am on Sunday as darkness forced officials to suspend…
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Explore “The Right to Read” with Documentary, Panel Discussion at Bucks County Community College
More than one-third of fourth graders in the United States read at a “below basic” level, according to a recent report by the National Assessment…
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Taking the First Step as a New Business Owner
So, you have a product or service you want to share and you know that your business could be successful, but you’re just not sure…
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