New Hope Celebrates’ 21st PrideFest began with the unfurling of the 25-by-15-foot Pride flag from the top level of the Starbucks building in New Hope May 11. A week of events will end May 19, with …
Four area teams kicked off the District One Class 3A boys lacrosse tournament Tuesday – two from Central Bucks and the two Council Rocks – but only one school district has something to smile …
Central Bucks East (13-6, 12-4 SOL) clinched the SOL Colonial baseball title on Monday with an 8-6 win over North Penn. The Patriots were guaranteed a share entering the game, but the win gave East …
The Council Rock North softball team defeated host Pennridge 15-3 in a SOL Patriot/Colonial crossover game on the Rams’ Senior Night Monday.Chelsea Seiler and Kayla Ripper both went 3-for-4 for CR …
Paul Davis Restoration of Feasterville-Trevose volunteered with the Newtown Fire Department “Sound the Alarm” program, run by the American Red Cross that took place on April 6. The initiative …
Girl Scouts Anna von Hohen and Chloe Radbill recently completed the Eliza Taylor Pollinator Garden at Washington Crossing Historic Park. Members of Troop 226, the pair of eighth graders spent over 60 …
Delaware Valley University celebrated the Class of 2024 during commencement exercises May 11 at Robert A. Lipinski Field at James Work Memorial Stadium in Doylestown.Three members of the graduating …
The Pickleball Pals of Pennsbury took to the courts May 1.Organized by Claude Bacchia of Langhorne, Pickleball Pals began with just a handful of people and has grown to 300-plus members. …
Union Chill Cannabis Company in Lambertville, N.J., organized a citywide clean-up event on Earth Day, April 22. The team of Union Chill employees successfully collected 19 bags of trash from around …
On April 20, the Aquetong Watershed Association held its annual trash cleanup event. Thirty-five volunteers removed more than 40 bags of trash from the roadsides, woods and creeks within the …
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 …
The Pennridge boys volleyball team defeated host Quakertown 3-0 Monday night for its 14th win of the season. Ranked second in District One Class 3A, the Rams – who won 25-23, 25-13 and 25-21 – …
Tague Lumber has announced its official recognition by Guinness World Records for an extraordinary feat achieved with the support and participation of its valued customers and community members.The …
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 …
More than 100 Lower Makefield residents got up close and personal with a red-tailed hawk, a barn owl and two Harris’s hawks at an April event at Memorial Park to celebrate Earth Day.
A Preview Gala to celebrate the opening of the 48th Bucks County Designer House & Gardens was held at Sycamore Lane Farm in Hilltown April 26. The Bucks County Designer House & Gardens is the …
The Nakashima Foundation for Peace held a celebration of the cherry and dogwood blossoms April 14 in New Hope. The “O-Hana-mi” event, which featured sake and shakuhachi (bamboo flute), was held in …
Friday featured a formidable feline fracas in softball. The host Quakertown Panthers defeated the New Hope-Solebury Lions 11-5. Cadence Lewis and Ava Beal combined for five hits and five steals for …
Central Bucks West’s Duke Psoras bats for the Bucks during Tuesday’s big 5-4 win over Suburban One League Colonial rival Central Bucks East.
Friends of Princeton Open Space (FOPOS), a nonprofit devoted to land preservation and stewardship in Princeton, N.J., announced its 2024 photo contest, “Perspectives on Preservation,” sponsored …
