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Grant will help The Rainbow Room open Lower Bucks location
In early 2020, mere weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the entire world, hundreds of LGBTQ+ youth from across Bucks County gathered for quite the momentous occasion — the first annual queer prom, held at the James A. Michener Art Museum. The event was organized by The Rainbow...
Local tourism continues to thrive post-pandemic
It’s no secret that 2020 saw the hospitality and tourism industry struggle due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including that of Bucks County. However, according to Paul Bencivengo, president and COO of the tourism agency Visit Bucks County, the following year saw an impressive resurgence in people wanting to see what the area is all about.
Team Tennis Challenge gathers local players for friendly competition
The Bucks County Tennis Association hosts a Team Tennis Challenge twice a year for its public park program participants throughout the county who have been recommended by their coaches. For many of the attendees, this event is their first entry-level competition and a great way for them to test their skills against peers and meet new friends. The fall event, held at the tennis courts of Council Rock High School North in Newtown, drew over 60 competitors, who brought along family and friends for support.
‘Mind Your Manners: Navigating Social Hazards in the Victorian Era’ offered at Grundy Museum Nov. 18
Would you succeed in Victorian society? The Grundy Museum invites the public to learn about the dos and don’ts of the Victorian era on Friday, Nov. 18, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Victorians took manners to an extreme level and your social status — but overall, your conduct —...
Stumpy’s Hatchet House Bucks County has new owners
There’s just something about the original Stumpy’s Hatchet House location in Eatontown, New Jersey that has its customers leaving with a desire to open their own axe-throwing spot. This was true of Mike Keeley and Jennifer Runyon, the franchisee duo who brought Stumpy’s to Bristol toward the end...
Philadelphia Hammerheads heading to California
Next month, the adult team of the Philadelphia Hammerheads are in for an exciting cross-country trip as they head to the 12th annual USA Hockey Sled Classic, presented by the NHL, from Nov. 17-20, in Irvine, California. The Hammerheads, a nonprofit based out of Northeast Skate Zone, is comprised of...
United Way, Vita partner to provide ESL classes
United Way of Bucks County, in partnership with Vita Education Services, is offering two English as a Second Language courses to Ukrainian refugees who have recently resettled in Bucks County. The ESL classes, one for beginners and one for those with some proficiency in English, will provide basic language skills...
2032 Plan for Delaware Canal improvement announced
The Friends of the Delaware Canal recently launched the 2032 Plan — a massive capital project designed to improve the Delaware Canal and surrounding area. The 2032 Plan requires substantial community engagement and will allow for input from all stakeholders, allowing for all voices to be heard and considered as this significant plan is developed and implemented.
Neshaminy Creek announces two collab beers
This month, Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company has rolled out two collaboration beers. First, Neshaminy Creek joined forces with Dock Street Brewery, Philadelphia’s first microbrewery, to create Bone Roaster Smoked Porter, released on Oct. 7. Then, released on Oct. 14, Rippin’ Pints, inspired by Rippin’ Cups, Neshaminy Creek’s custom house...
TMA Bucks offers commuters fall driving safety tips
The fall season has officially arrived in Bucks County and TMA Bucks is reminding commuters to be prepared as wet leaves, fog, sun glare and even frost are a few driving hazards they will likely encounter the next several weeks. As leaves begin to drop from the trees and hit...
Nothing but a Nightmare goes pop/punk in ‘The Salvation’
The guys of Nothing but a Nightmare have learned a lot of life lessons over the past two years. Friends aren’t always forever. The world can be a nasty place, especially post-COVID. And, most importantly, frustrations can be perfectly channeled into the ultimate pop/punk album. On Oct. 14, Eddie...
Penn Community Bank pledges $40,000 to United Way
It was recently announced that Penn Community Bank is pledging $40,000 to United Way of Bucks County in support of the nonprofit’s HELP Center. The contribution will ensure that the center can continue to meet growing needs in the community. The HELP Center provides essentials like cleaning supplies, personal...
Funding for student mental health
State Sen. Steve Santarsiero (D-10th dist.) announced 14 school entities in his district will receive a combined $4,103,231 in state funds to support programs related to student mental health and school safety. Santarsiero has been advocating for this funding, in partnership with Sandy Hook Promise, to provide schools across the state with the resources necessary to keep children safe and prevent acts of violence in school.
DelVal announces judges for third annual Spark Bowl
The judges for Delaware Valley University’s third annual Spark Bowl have been announced. Spark Bowl, a Shark Tank-like competition, will award thousands of dollars in prizes to area small businesses on Nov. 17, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. in DelVal’s Life Sciences Building. The competing businesses will have...
New truck parts store opens in Bristol
Coopersburg & Liberty Kenworth announced the opening of a new truck parts store in Bristol, 200 US-13 (Bristol Pike). The location features a fully stocked retail store and on-site warehouse. Guests can enjoy an expansive selection of truck parts and store-to-door delivery service. Liberty Kenworth of Bristol’s footprint is 17,000...
Suicide prevention conference is Nov. 2
Lenape Valley Foundation is hosting a virtual suicide prevention conference on Wednesday, Nov. 2, via Zoom, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This half-day seminar, co-hosted by the Bucks County Suicide Prevention Task Force, aims to provide current information and best practices in suicide prevention. Renowned speakers will provide information and answer questions that will be beneficial to professionals, educators, first responders, counseling and nursing professionals, family members and the community.
SCORE Bucks County announces October webinar
SCORE Bucks County, which provides small business mentoring and workshops, announced a free webinar this month:. “How Can the BCIDA Help Your Small Business Grow?” takes place Oct. 18. Presented by Thomas Lonergan, deputy executive director of the Bucks County Industrial Development Authority, this webinar introduces small businesses to the BCIDA and sheds light on various resources available to help small businesses grow. In this webinar, attendees will hear about: programs and resources available at the Bucks County Industrial Development Authority; upcoming state grants; and tax-exempt financing and other loan products available through the BCIDA.
Bucks County PA CareerLink opens new facility in Trevose
When it comes to finding a job or embarking on a new career path, the process can seem daunting. Whether it’s the struggle of crafting the perfect resume or feeling overwhelmed while filling out a lengthy application, landing a new position is no easy feat. Luckily, job seekers in...
Bucks County represented at White House during ‘Communities in Action’
Bucks County was recently represented at the White House during a special event entitled “Communities in Action: Building a Better Pennsylvania.” The purpose was to highlight the impact of the American Rescue Plan Act — which delivered financial relief to individuals and businesses nationwide — on the state.
Bucks County Wine & Art Trail
Visit Bucks County has partnered with the Arts & Cultural Council of Bucks County to curate works of art for the Bucks County Wine & Art Trail. Wine and art lovers can now get a free mobile passport at VisitBucksCounty.com/WineandArtTrail. After checking in at three or more participating wineries along the Wine & Art Trail, participants receive a free set of limited edition Bucks County fine art notecards featuring works of art created at the wineries this past spring and summer. Participants will also be entered to win one of the outdoor art reproductions on display at the wineries.
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