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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Developer Warns of Montco Housing Strain Despite Soaring Costs
Andrew Kaye, former president of the Home Builders Association of Montgomery County who now leads a residential development company operating in the five-county Philadelphia area,…
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Greater Philadelphia’s Construction Moves From Multifamily Development to Data Centers
The construction focus in Greater Philadelphia has shifted significantly, moving from an apartment boom to large data centers in suburban areas, writes Ryan Mulligan for…
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Bucks County Teen’s Near-Death Experience Inspires AED Awareness Movement
Last month, during a school basketball game, 15-year-old Evan Blanch was playing when his heart suddenly stopped and he collapsed on the court, reports Brendan…
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Pot-Bellied Pigs Found in Nockamixon State Park Spark SPCA Investigation
A second pot-bellied pig seen wandering in Nockamixon State Park has been rescued by the Bucks County SPCA, reports Trish Hartman for 6abc. The two-year-old,…
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Two Bucks County Towns Among Pennsylvania’s Best Places to Chill
New Hope and Doylestown were recently ranked among the best small towns in the state to chill out in by World Atlas. Dating back to…
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Six Bucks County Towns Rank Among Cities with the Most Expensive Homes in the Philly Area
There are several Bucks County cities that have some of the most expensive homes in the Philadelphia area, according to a list by Stacker. Six…
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Capturing Life on Canvas: Levittown Artist’s Stunning Oil Portraits and Landscapes
Artist Tom Furey of Levittown wakes up each morning to leave out food for the cats in the neighborhood before spending the day, from dawn…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: 250-Year-Old Stone Manor in Yardley
An exceptional stone manor home on 1.79 acres with five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Yardley. This remarkable…
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Is Doylestown Native Pink Performing at the Eagles Season Opener This Year?
Word recently spread that Doylestown native Pink will be performing at the Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys season opener on Sept. 4, leading the artist to…
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As One New Hope Business Closes, Several More Preparing to Open
While The Landing, a popular bar and restaurant along the river, closed its doors for good in New Hope this year, several new businesses have…
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Warrington’s Windtree Therapeutics Faces Uncertain Future After NASDAQ Delisting
Warrington-based Windtree Therapeutics faces an uncertain future after being delisted from the NASDAQ stock exchange last week, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal.…
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As E-Bikes Multiply on Bucks County Roads, Legal Questions Follow
Bucks County roads are seeing more electric scooters, skateboards and minibikes, raising questions about their safety and legality, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County…
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Enjoy a Taste of Fall with New Treats from Trevose-Based Rita’s Italian Ice
Rita’s Italian Ice, headquartered in Trevose, is celebrating the fall season early with three autumn-themed concretes bursting with apple and pumpkin flavors, writes staff at…
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This Steakhouse in Yardley Serves Some of the Best Braised Short Ribs
Yardley is the home of Charcoal BYOB, an unassuming but delicious steakhouse that offers some of the best braised short ribs in the area, writes…
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What You Get for $350,000 in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware County
What does $350,000 get you across the Delaware Valley? The answer changes depending on where you look. In Bristol, it’s a mid-century ranch reworked for…


























