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Netflix House Brings Favorite Shows to Life at King of Prussia Mall
King of Prussia Mall will soon become home to Netflix House, an immersive venue that will allow visitors to experience their favorite shows in real life, writes Earl Hopkins for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The new entertainment space is expected to open in 2025. Netflix House will have interactive spaces focusing on the most popular shows…
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Quakertown-Born Sabrina Carpenter’s Coffee Shop Stint Draws Mixed Reactions from Fans
Sabrina Carpenter took on a new role as a barista at a London coffee shop on Monday to promote her hit single “Espresso,” writes Emily Bloch for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The pop star, originally from Quakertown, surprised fans at Blank Street Coffee by serving drinks and greeting customers. This promotional stunt is part of…
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New Beginnings for Neshaminy Mall: Paramount Realty Set to Revitalize Bensalem Landmark
Neshaminy Mall, one of Bucks County’s largest and oldest shopping centers, has a new owner. Paramount Realty will finalize the purchase within the next 30 days, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. No specific plans have been disclosed by Paramount Realty regarding the 1-million square foot property located at the crossroads…
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How Lancaster County’s Shady Maple Smorgasbord Thrives Amidst Buffet Industry Struggles
While many buffet restaurants are struggling and several all-you-can-eat chains have declared bankruptcy, Shady Maple Smorgasbord in East Earl continues to thrive, report Abby Narishkin, Mark Adam Miller, and Dorian Barranco for the Business Insider. On the weekends, there are thousands of people from all over the country who wait in line to enjoy the…
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Phoenixville Designer Revamps Yardley Home with Sophisticated Style
A Yardley couple turned to Christie Fleming, owner and principal designer of Phoenixville-based Lennon Nora Interior Design, for a sophisticated upgrade on their home, writes Kristin Detterline for Philadelphia Magazine. Fleming crafted a cohesive color story around the couple’s favorite decor pieces, transforming their two-story abode. One key area was a home office that doubles…
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New Hope Resident with Rolling Stones-Themed House Attends ‘Stones Tour 24’ Concert
Rolling Stones fans from New Hope and beyond flocked to Lincoln Financial Field on Tuesday night as the ‘Stones Tour ’24 rocked through Philadelphia, according to Fox 29 Philadelphia. Among the dedicated attendees was Dr. Ray Velasco, who has seen the band live 140 times, even traveling internationally to catch their performances. It helped me…
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Levittown Icon Merrill Reese Receives Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction
Merrill Reese, the legendary voice of the Philadelphia Eagles and part-owner of Levittown’s WBCB-AM, is set to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, writes Rob Tornoe for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Reese, 81, has been awarded the 2024 Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award for his exceptional contributions to professional football broadcasting. He…
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Springfield Resident Caroline Pamukcu Set to Compete in Paris Olympics Equestrian Events
Springfield resident Caroline Pamukcu is set to compete in the Olympic Games next month, representing the U.S. in equestrian events in Paris, writes Rick Holmes for WFMZ. She dedicates 12 hours a day to perfecting her skills at Buckwampum Farm, a place she regards as an equestrian haven. She has been training here since she…
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Cescaphe CEO Acquires Erwinna’s Sand Castle Winery for $2.35M
Sand Castle Winery is officially off the market, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Joe Volpe, co-founder and CEO of Philadelphia’s Cescaphe, has personally acquired the 50-year-old winery in Erwinna. The purchase was made through 755 River Road LLC for $2.35 million in mid-May, according to Bucks County property records. Volpe…
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Northampton’s Abandoned Mill Race Inn to Transform into Luxury Condos, Retail Space
The Mill Race Inn, a historic site dating back to 1787, is set for a major transformation after years of abandonment, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. Costigan Builders of Lower Makefield plans to redevelop the property at 183 Buck Road into a commercial space surrounded by 33 upscale condos. The…
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The Guardian: Quakertown Native Sabrina Carpenter Hits Big with ‘Espresso,’ Eyes Song of the Summer Title
Quakertown-native pop star Sabrina Carpenter’s hit single “Espresso” has been captivating fans and dominating the charts. The single reigned among the top ten on The Billboard Top 100 for eight weeks, only to be dethroned by Carpenter’s most recent hit, “Please Please Please.” Both songs are simultaneously ranking among the top five on…
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Penn State Great Valley Launches Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence
Penn State Great Valley has announced the launch of its new master of artificial intelligence (AI) program, set to commence this fall. This program is designed to equip students with the cutting-edge skills and knowledge needed to excel in the rapidly evolving field of AI. The master of artificial intelligence at Penn State Great Valley offers a…
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These Two Bucks County Buildings are Older Than Pennsylvania Itself
As the place where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed, Pennsylvania is home to many buildings that were built long before it became a state in 1787, including several in Bucks County, writes Kalena Thomhave for The Keystone. Court Inn in Newtown is among the oldest buildings in Bucks County. When…
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Bucks County Homes Among Priciest in State and Nation
Bucks County, along with other counties that make up the Philadelphia suburbs, has some of the most expensive home prices in both the state and the country, writes Chris Ullery for the Bucks County Courier Times. According to late 2023 data from the National Association of Realtors, the median home price in Bucks, Chester, Delaware,…
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Dirty Dough Brings Delicious Stuffed Cookies to Warrington
Cookie lovers in Bucks County have a new destination: Dirty Dough, a popular cookie brand from Arizona, has opened a new location at The Shops at Valley Square in Warrington, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. The store, located in the former Claire’s space, is run by local franchisee Scott Love…
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Celebrate World Music Day at Uptown! June 21
On June 21 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Uptown will host a fantastic celebration of World Music Day. Attendees can enjoy a variety of music styles, performances by the Uptown Singers, and mouth-watering BBQ from Shimpy’s BBQ Food Truck. Fun lawn games will also be available, creating a vibrant and engaging atmosphere. Event Highlights:…
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State Senator Steve Santarsiero Launches Blue Zones Initiative in Bucks County
State Senator Steve Santarsiero and the Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership (BCHIP) launched Blue Zones Ignite Bucks Area, a transformative initiative aimed at improving the health and well-being of residents, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Funded by a state grant, this partnership with Blue Zones will conduct a comprehensive community assessment to recommend…
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Bensalem CEO Edward DeAngelis Gives Insights on Philly’s Construction Boom
Philadelphia’s construction industry has evolved significantly over the past 25 years, with Edward DeAngelis at the forefront of this transformation, writes Todd Romero for the Philadelphia Business Journal. As the founder and CEO of Bensalem-based EDA Contractors, DeAngelis has witnessed substantial changes since starting the company in 1999. One notable shift has been the…
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