Langhorne is set to celebrate it's 150th Anniversary with many events early July, and throughout the summer. Free concerts, speaker series, a pet fair and fun day at the Mayors house are just some of the events planned for the celebration.
Wrightstown Township will mark the nation’s 250th on July 19 with historic penmanship demonstrations and a reading of the Declaration of Independence at the Octagonal School. Historian Robert Hurford will lead visitors through 18th‑ and 19th‑century writing techniques as part of the celebration.
Whether you’re looking for photo-worthy backgrounds, a self-guided trail, or want to explore new neighborhoods, Pennsylvania is filled with art experiences to discover.
George Troyano has been tapped to join Twilight Wish Foundation as their new Executive Director. George brings with him many years of experience on various boards, he looks forward to making an immediate impact.
No vacation plans? No problem. Bucks County is packed with outdoor events this summer, offering plenty of opportunities to get outside and make the most of the season.
Flags for Forgotten Veterans suicide awareness display will be at Northampton Township Municipal Park on June 30 at 10am, The display of 660 flags is meant to bring awareness to mental health, and the tragedy that affects too many of our veterans.
Historic Summerseat in Morrisville turned back the clock to 1776 this May, as the National Historic Landmark was filled with colonial reenactors and authentic 18th-century activities commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.
The Sights & Sounds of Summer concert series at Northampton Municipal Park has become one of the township's most anticipated traditions, drawing hundreds of residents to the amphitheater each Thursday evening throughout the summer.
Pennsylvania has launched My Money, a new website designed to help residents manage their finances, access consumer resources and protect themselves from scams and fraud.
As Philadelphia gears up for a summer of global crowds and marquee events, PennDOT is giving drivers a new way to dodge the worst of the traffic.
Bucks County Housing Group is gearing up to launch the very first #TogetherTuesday, a new day devoted to simple acts of kindness that strengthen our community. On June 23rd, residents, volunteers, and families are invited to join this inaugural celebration of doing good together.
This Years Miss Poppy and Little Miss Poppy were revealed at a ceremony on Memorial Day, held at Jesse W. Soby American Legion Unit 148. Miss Poppys father served in the Marines, and Little Miss Poppy's Grandfather served in Vietnam.
A stretch of Old Lincoln Highway received some TLC from a group of students from Conwell-Egan, and Neshaminy High School in April. 55 Bradford Land Conservation heads Adopt a Highway since 2017, as well as many other environmentally supportive initiatives.
NOVA brought the community together for a night of games, music, and generosity at its Game Night Gala. The evening at The Warrington showcased both the agency’s mission and the community’s commitment to helping those affected by crime.
More than 300 older adults from across Bucks County came together for the 43rd Annual Bucks County Senior Games, held June 1-6, proving that staying active, making friends and trying new experiences …
Bucks Beautiful has announced the recipients of its latest round of grants supporting beautification and reforestation projects across Bucks County.
Data center proposals are spreading across Pennsylvania, prompting debate over jobs, tax revenue, energy demand, water use, noise and community impacts.
The Poppy Poster winners are from Our Lady of Grace Catholic School have been announced.
The Pearl S. Buck House National Historic Landmark Museum invites visitors to explore American quilting traditions in a new summer exhibit spanning the Civil War era to the present day. The exhibit …
The Rotary Club of Langhorne proudly recognized outstanding students from Bucks County Technical High School during its recent meeting held at the Irish Rover.