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Pennsylvania school cellphone ban signed into law

Gov. Josh Shapiro signs Senate Bill 1014 into law at Lenape Middle School in Doylestown, Bucks County on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026.
Gov. Josh Shapiro has signed Pennsylvania's school cellphone ban into law. Here's what students and parents need to know before the 2027-28 school year.
An employee at Requip’d prepares barbecue sets made from recycled hockey sticks at the Richboro shop, one of several businesses operated by ABLE Force Employment that provide meaningful work for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
ABLE Force Employment is creating jobs that allow adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to learn new skills, earn a paycheck and be part of a workforce.

Learn how to extend your garden’s growing season

Trevose Horticultural Society will feature 'Season Extenders and Crop Protection' with Russ Hartman during its monthly meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 20 in Bensalem.
Barbara DeSantis, a Historic Fallsington volunteer and tour guide, leads visitors through the Moon-Williamson Log House, sharing the history and architectural features of the 1769 structure.

Historic Fallsington Day celebrates Bucks County’s past

Thousands of visitors gathered for Historic Fallsington Day, a tradition spanning more than seven decades that combines local history, live entertainment, food and handmade crafts with opportunities to explore the historic village.

Langhorne Legion to host 11th annual Veterans 5K

The Jesse W. Soby American Legion Post 148 in Langhorne will sponsor its 11th annual 5K Veteran’s Run/Fun Walk on Saturday, Nov. 7, beginning at 9 a.m.
Newtown Mayor Tara Grunde-McGlaughlin and her husband, Ed Grunde-McGlaughlin, attend the ninth annual Oktoberfest fundraiser.

Newtown Oktoberfest brings German flair to fundraiser

Newtown Borough hosted its annual German-style Oktoberfest fundraiser Oct. 3, benefiting A Love for Life, a Newtown-based nonprofit that supports pancreatic cancer research.
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As November approaches, as your representatives in the state legislature, we want to remind you that every vote counts.  If you are not already registered to vote, the deadline to do so is …
Spirits on State, a new guided ghost walk through Newtown borough, begins Sept. 29, taking visitors past historic buildings, former hotels, secret societies and sites connected to reported paranormal encounters and true crime.
ABLE Force Employment is creating jobs that allow adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to learn new skills, earn a paycheck and be part of a workforce.
Business Spotlight
Spotlight: Kathleen Layton, BHHS Fox & Roach, Realtors
After more than 30 years in real estate, I've learned that selling a home is rarely just a transaction. It's almost always about people, timing, and life changes.  The reasons people move …
Spotlight: Rosenello's Windows, Siding and Roofing
As winter approaches, most homeowners are thinking about heating systems, gutters and getting their homes ready for colder weather. One important area that can easily be overlooked is the roof. …
Oak wilt can fatally damage oak trees. Look for common symptoms.
Spotlight: Joe McIlvaine Tree & Lawn
Oak wilt, a fatal fungal disease of native and non-native oaks, is the most serious threat to oak trees in North America. It is spreading throughout the country. All types of oaks, even hickory …
Spotlight: State Representative, Joe Hogan
As your State Representative, I see every day how impactful our rising utility costs are on families and seniors. One of my highest priorities since taking office in 2022 has been finding ways to …
"Premium comfort and unmatched reliability with a new, high-efficiency Trane system from Harris Comfort."
Spotlight: Harris Comfort
At Harris Comfort, we love helping our neighbors keep their homes cozy and welcoming all year long. As a local, family-focused team, we strive to treat your home like our own. That’s why we’re …
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On Sunday, Oct. 25, Pennsbury Manor in Bucks County will open its grounds for Tricks & Treats.
Fun things to do in Bucks County this weekend
Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Bucks County this weekend? We have you covered. 
ActorsNET performers appear in a recent production of “Blithe Spirit” as the Morrisville theater company prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary season.
ActorsNET celebrates 30 years with season of greatest hits
ActorsNET is celebrating its 30th season in Morrisville with “You Can’t Take It With You” opening the season, while honoring the theater’s history, founders and volunteers and looking ahead to its next chapter.
Northampton Township library announces fall lineup
The Free Library of Northampton Township is filling its fall calendar with programs covering everything from estate planning and local history to technology, genealogy and science.
Thousands of paranormal enthusiasts visit Eastern State Penitentiary each year.
Pennsylvania’s haunted road trip: 20 spooky places to visit
Pennsylvania is home to some of America's most haunted destinations — from historic hotels, eerie landmarks, prisons, filming locations, and more — that are perfect for a spooky road trip.
Step into Newtown’s haunted past with Spirits on State
Spirits on State, a new guided ghost walk through Newtown borough, begins Sept. 29, taking visitors past historic buildings, former hotels, secret societies and sites connected to reported paranormal encounters and true crime.
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Regional News Roundup

Pennsylvania measles cases reach 1,286 across 42 counties; 5 deaths reported

Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen discusses the state’s strategy to protect Pennsylvanians from the highly-contagious measles virus.

Pennsylvania has confirmed 1,286 measles cases across 42 counties so far in 2026, including 247 hospitalizations and five deaths, according to the latest data from the state Department of Health.

Discover your roots at Family History Month Meet & Greet

Bucks County Community College students speak with a participant during the Family History Month Meet & Greet last year.

In celebration of Family History Month, Bucks County Community College is hosting a free Family History Meet & Greet event on Thursday, Oct. 15, at its Newtown Campus.

Pumpkin Patch Express offers fall fun for the whole family

The East Broad Top Railroad’s Pumpkin Patch Express takes passengers on a scenic fall ride aboard a historic steam locomotive to Colgate Grove, where families can pick pumpkins, play games and enjoy Halloween fun.

The East Broad Top Railroad’s Pumpkin Patch Express offers historic steam train rides through the fall landscape, followed by a visit to a pumpkin patch with activities for all ages.

Old Barracks Museum plans fall, winter events

The Old Barracks Museum has announced a lineup of events for the fall and winter season. From living history to author lectures, there is something for everyone.

Pennsylvania vape, e-cigarette restrictions set to take effect this month

Beginning Oct. 19, any e-cigarettes that are not listen on a state database are subject to seizure.

Pennsylvania will begin enforcing stricter vape and e-cigarette regulations Oct. 19, limiting which products can legally be sold across the state.

PrimoHoagies owner marks 10 years in Langhorne

Pat Micciulla stands with his wife, Liz, and their children, Michael and Dominick, outside PrimoHoagies in Langhorne, where he is celebrating 10 years of ownership with an anniversary celebration Oct. 10.

Pat Micciulla is celebrating 10 years of owning the PrimoHoagies in Langhorne, the same location where he began working as a high school student and purchased at age 22, with an anniversary celebration Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to noon.

Pennsylvania Democrats propose universal healthcare system as insurance costs rise

State Sen. Nikil Saval, pictured in a 2025 file photo, is sponsoring a bill that would create a single-payer health care system in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Democrats are proposing a state-run universal healthcare system as insurance costs rise and thousands face losing coverage.

Pennsylvania skill games face deadline as lawmakers weigh next steps

Bipartisan proposals in the Pennsylvania House and Senate would license skill games and charge operators fees while limiting most establishments to five machines.

Pennsylvania lawmakers returned to Harrisburg after a 10-week recess with little time to determine the future of the state’s skill games.

Fall farm-to-table cooking demonstration returns to Playwicki Farm

For the third time this year, Playwicki Farm in Lower Southampton Township will host a seasonal farm-to-table cooking demonstration and tasting Oct. 21 from 6 to 7:30 p.m.