Warrington Township police said two Central Bucks South students showed noteworthy behavior when they didn’t hesitate to offer assistance at the scene of a recent “significant” crash.
No time for a garden? Consider container planting.One of the easiest ways to get your garden together is to go with containers. From potting up potatoes or a mixed salad and greens bowl to a …
Fences can be a luxury — or a necessity — depending on why you want or need one.From an outdoor home décor element to providing privacy, restricting access to something, or for safety reasons, …
Gene Epstein was dying. The 85-year-old Bucks County philanthropist, whose giving heart has helped make the world around him a better place, was certain of it.
This year marks the 60th year since the Community Action Network was established to help American families and communities overcome obstacles to poverty.
For more than 40 years, Friends of the Delaware Canal volunteers cleared trash and debris along the nearly 60 miles of the Delaware Canal Towpath. This year, cleanup crews stationed in various …
My memoir Vietnam-Perkasie ends in the spring of 1968 with me drunk and passed out in the shower at Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. It is a fitting way to end the book because that was …
The Yardley Historical Association will hold a guided walking tour of the borough’s downtown area Sunday May 19. Beginning at the Old Library by Lake Afton on West Afton Avenue at 2 p.m., the …
I am a proud American who fully embraces the United States values, especially freedom of speech. I am also a refugee born and raised in Soviet Kazakhstan and later Uzbekistan. I lived among a Muslim …
The skull is packed in my attic. Perhaps I should warn my daughter, assuming she will be the one to sort my life once it’s done. It doesn’t smell anymore. It took a soaking in bleach and days of …
The first iteration of the Mercer Museum Folk Fest was held April 27, 1974, and called “Museum Family Day.” The concept began earlier that year when the Bicentennial Committee of …
The Central Bucks East tennis team is heading to the PIAA tournament for what is believed to be the first time in its history. The No. 4 Patriots defeated No. 6 Radnor 3-0 in Tuesday’s play-in …
Central Bucks South junior Riley Rooney clocked a 4:55.98 last Thursday in the girls 1,600-meter run at Pennridge’s Helman/Hosier Invitational. Rooney not only won the event – by nearly 17 seconds …
Book clubs are a perennial pastime and a place to meet new people, exchange ideas, find community and nourish the brain and communication skills.And they’re on the rise in hybrid, virtual and …
The Bucks County Community College Foundation (BCCCF) held its 17th annual Salute to Mothers Scholarship Tea event, held April 19 April 19 at the Newtown campus. The event, which celebrated and …
Several times a year Visit Bucks County collaborates with a brewery along the Bucks County Ale Trail to release a must-try, new brew. This spring, Visit Bucks County has partnered with Second Sin …
The Philadelphia Building & Construction Trades Council, led by Business Manager Ryan N. Boyer, once again partnered with Bucks County Community College for Girls Ignite, a one-day career …
Middle Bucks Institute of Technology (MBIT) multimedia technology students won awards at the Greenville Youth Film Festival.The festival is described as “a forum for young filmmakers from the …
The African American Museum of Bucks County (AAMBC) will host its Juneteenth Community Festival, a free, family friendly event, at Mayor’s Park in Langhorne, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June …
The Bucks County Choral Society will perform Ernest Bloch’s “Avodath Hakodesh” (Sacred Service) as the final program of its season series, “Inspirations,” presenting concert settings of …
