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These Bucks County Spots Were Featured on Food Network
Pennsylvania’s culinary scene has gained national recognition, with over 90 restaurants featured across 23 Food Network shows, including two in Bucks County, write Michele Haddon and Chris Ullery for the Bucks County Courier Times. The Lucky Cupcake Company in Lahaska, featured in “Cupcake Wars” in 2011, continues to thrive under Joanne Jarin. Since its…
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Bensalem Native Runs Coast to Coast to Support Trafficking Victims
Bensalem native Andrew Linder is running from coast to coast by running to fundraise for victims of human trafficking, writes Madeleine Wright for CBS News Philadelphia. Linder is running from Santa Monica Pier, California to Central Park, New York City, wearing a 15-pound weighted vest. The initiative, named Pier to Park, began on March 1…
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Michelin-Recommended Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings Expands to King of Prussia
Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings, a beloved name in authentic Southern Chinese cuisine, is set to open a new branch in King of Prussia, writes Marilyn Johnson for Newsbreak. This new location at the King of Prussia Mall Shopping Center will mark the brand’s first venture into Pennsylvania, expanding its reach beyond its acclaimed base…
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Forbes: Peace Valley Lavender Farm in Doylestown is One of the Best in the U.S.
It’s peak bloom for lavender season, and one Bucks County lavender farm is among the most popular in the nation, according to Forbes. Peace Valley Lavender Farm offers $8 to $12 per bundle for visitors to pick themselves. The farm also sells an assortment of lavender products, including bath and body, dried florals, pillows,…
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Rita’s Italian Ice Celebrates 40 Years with Dream Vacation Sweepstakes
This May, Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard in Bensalem is celebrating its 40th anniversary with an epic sweepstakes for its customers, writes Cherise Lynch for NBC10 Philadelphia. Customers from select states can enter the sweepstakes weekly through May 26 for a chance to win a trip to Italy or Iceland, whichever they prefer. The…
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Penn Valley’s ‘Renaissance Woman’ Marilyn Jarin Hindin, Retired Teacher, Political Activist, and Huge Phillies Fan, Passes Away at 101
Penn Valley resident Marilyn Jarin Hindin, a retired Philadelphia High School for Girls teacher and longtime political activist, died on April 5 at the age of 101, writes Gary Miles for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Hindin was also a lifelong Phillies fan who first tuned into the team’s games in the 1920s when they were first…
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Lower Makefield Community Debates Demolition of Historic 1750s Farmhouse
Residents of Lower Makefield are expressing concerns about a proposal to potentially demolish a historic farmhouse from the 1750’s, writes Dino Ciliberti for The Patch. The property in question is a manor home located on 3.6 wooded acres across from the Community Center on Oxford Valley Road. This issue was a topic for discussion…
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These Historic Houses in Bucks County Are More Than Worth a Visit
Many gorgeous historic houses in Bucks County stand as landmarks to ages past amid new development and as such are worth exploring, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Tyler Mansion in Newtown Township was built in the 1930s for George and Stella Elkins Tyler. It is the grandest home ever constructed in Bucks County and…
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Quakertown Native and Pop Sensation Sabrina Carpenter to Make SNL Debut May 18
Quakertown native and pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter is gearing up for her debut on Saturday Night Live on May 18, writes Franki Rudnesky for PhillyVoice. Carpenter’s recent single, “Espresso,” has been a significant hit, quickly climbing the chart, becoming her first to hit the Billboard Top 10. The singer, who just had her Coachella…
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YMCA of Greater Brandywine Names Executive Director of YMCA Pickleball Center at Downingtown
Dave Mullin joins the YMCA of Greater Brandywine (YGBW) as Executive Director of the YMCA Pickleball Center at Downingtown, the first YMCA facility devoted to the popular and growing sport. Mullin brings twenty years of experience with YMCAs throughout the region, most recently serving as an Executive Director at the YMCA of the Chesapeake in…
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Warwick Farm Brewing Recognized for Best Taproom and Beer Garden Design
Warwick Farm Brewing in Jamison has a significant splash in the craft beer industry by securing four prestigious accolades at the 2024 Craft Beer Marketing Awards, writes Michele Haddon for Bucks County Courier Times. Recognized for its innovative marketing and standout packaging designs, Warwick Farm Brewing clinched a Platinum Crushie for the “Coolest Taproom…
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Taylor-Made at Uptown! Singer-Songwriter Contest: Celebrating Local Talent
West Chester and its surrounding areas are known for their vibrant music scene, and this summer, the stage is set for an electrifying celebration of local talent. The Taylor-Made at Uptown! Singer-Songwriter Contest, a collaborative effort between Taylor’s Music Store and Studios and Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center, promises to showcase the unique voices and…
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Why Newtown Book and Record Exchange is a Must-Visit for Book and Music Lovers
A Newtown bookstore is being highlighted as a top Pennsylvania shop to visit, according to The Keystone. Newtown Book and Record Exchange has been a cherished local mainstay since 1981. This beloved shop offers a treasure trove of used books many of which are in pristine condition, that invite visitors to lose themselves in…
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Lower Merion’s City Avenue Shifts to Walkable Living
The landscape along City Avenue, marking the border between Philadelphia and Lower Merion Township, is undergoing a significant transformation, writes Jake Blumgart for The Philadelphia Inquirer. What was once a congested, auto-oriented thoroughfare dominated by strip malls and office towers is now poised for a shift towards walkability and mixed-use development. Lower Merion Township,…
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New Jersey-based Mister Softee Introduces Ice Cream Truck Tracking App for Bucks County and Beyond
Childhood nostalgia meets modern convenience as New Jersey-based Mister Softee unveils its new tracking app for ice cream trucks, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. Now, instead of chasing down the iconic trucks, locals can simply download the app from the Apple app store or Google Play to locate their favorite…
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Doylestown’s Fred Beans Acquires Four Dealerships in Abington, Boosts Regional Footprint
Fred Beans, a prominent dealer based in Doylestown, has expanded its reach by acquiring four dealerships and a collision center in Montgomery County from Northern Virginia’s Rosenthal Automotive, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The transaction, finalized on Monday, includes Acura, Honda, Hyundai, and Mazda dealerships along with the Abington Collision Center,…
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The Inn at Leola Village is A Fusion of History and Boutique Hospitality
Tucked away in the scenic heart of Lancaster County, The Inn at Leola Village is where rustic charm meets luxury, deserving its four-star Forbes rating. “To find a property with this level of award is pretty rare,” says Randy Howat, the Vice President of Sales at Leona Inn. Originally a derelict Amish tobacco farm, the…
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Taylor Swift’s Songwriting Passion Could Have Roots in Pottstown’s Wyndcroft School
West Reading-raised Taylor Swift’s passion for songwriting traces back to her elementary school days at Wyndcroft School in Pottstown, according to her former music teacher, Barbara Kolvek, writes Amanda Goh for Business Insider. Speaking to CBS Philadelphia, Kolvek recalled Swift’s early inclination towards poetry, noting that even during music class, Swift was often found…
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