The Bucks County Historical Society (BCHS) announces a new educational internship grant awarded by the Berger Family Foundation, to support the coordination of the annual National History Day (NHD) …
Hunterdon County, N.J., high school students and their families have an opportunity to learn more about the many career-focused programs and customized classrooms at Hunterdon County Vocational …
Churchville Nature Center has a long tradition of recognizing volunteers who go above and beyond to offer their time and talents to making a difference in education, conservation and …
The sun rises through the foggy woods in Solebury Township near Sugan Road on Wednesday.
The Kids-N-Hope Foundation has announced $562,500 in annual contributions to support its mission in funding music therapy and child life services through organizations and local area hospitals, …
Ralph Fey Architects, celebrating 25 years in Doylestown and specializing in historic preservation and contemporary architectural transformations, has received two design awards from The Bucks …
I am not a fan of January dieting after holiday binges. No matter how much you have eaten and drunk in December, or how much weight you have gained, January is a month for healthy eating, not …
Grace Maketa, a theater and political science major from Bristol, competed in Alvernia University’s debut Mock Trial tournament at the 17th annual Justice Louis D. Brandeis Mock Trial Invitational …
More than 90 student scholars, including Kristina Bampfield of Levittown and Alexia Kirk of Perkasie, were recently inducted into the Frederick Douglass Institute for Academic Excellence.
At the Dec. 20 meeting of the Hunterdon County Board of County Commissioners, the commissioners appointed Patrick Horsch as the new division head of communications (9-1-1 Center).
Matthew J. Earley of Perkasie is among the Robert L. McKeage Business Leadership Honors Program students who are gaining real world experience through a consulting project for Homeboy Industries, the largest gang rehabilitation and reentry program in the world.
Who doesn’t want – or need – more space? If you’re looking to add more space in your home, going up – instead of bumping out – may be the answer. Better than storage, attic …
Robyn Van Hise and Noah Donovan of Flemington, N.J., left, are the proud parents of a baby girl, Briar Snow Donovan, who was born at 2:48 a.m. on Jan. 1 at Hunterdon Medical Center. Briar is the …
The Souderton-Telford Rotary Club helped the Franconia Township Police Benevolence Association (FTPBA) make the holiday season brighter for 16 local families by raising $5,000 at its recent Cocktails …
Warrington Township Police Department held its fifth annual “Shop with a Cop” event Dec. 7, at the Walmart Supercenter in Warrington. Twenty-two officers were on hand to shop with 35 …
The annual Festival of Trees held at the Pearl S. Buck House, continues through Jan. 8. Each year during the festival, the rooms of Pearl S. Buck’s iconic Bucks County stone farmhouse come alive …
Gifts are a large part of the holidays we celebrate at this time of the year. However, I think food and sharing meals is as important, if not more so. Whether sharing with a group of friends, family, …
What do you wish for as we head into a new year? If you hope 2023 will bring prosperity then fill your plate with pork on New Year’s Day, a superstition that comes from the fact that pigs root …
This spring, Northampton Community College (NCC) will continue to offer a mix of in-person, online and hybrid course options across its 120-plus programs and majors. Free student resources such as …
The Pine Run Elementary School Student Council recently visited Wesley Enhanced Living to help prepare gift bags for children arriving from the Ukraine. We were happy to help create cards and …
