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Dublin Welcomes Another Big Retail and Housing Complex on Route 313
DUBLIN, PA—The town of Dublin took a big step today in its effort to develop the commercial corridor along Route 313/South Dublin Pike with a groundbreaking on a new mixed-use complex of retail stores and luxury apartments. The complex, named Landmark at Dublin, will consist of two four-story buildings housing 15,000 square feet of retail space on the first floor and 78 high-end apartments. The complex will be located on Route 313 across the street from the shopping center that’s currently home to an Ace Hardware (and was formerly an IGA grocery store).CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP...
Temple Health brings doctor to patient with community block party
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Temple Health is hosting a healthy block party. It's an event aimed at meeting people who don't normally go to regular checkups at the doctor in the middle. With a quick finger stick, Alexander Cooper found out his blood sugar was elevated, a sign that diabetes might be in his future."It scared me," Cooper said. "I was surprised."Diabetes screenings, among many free services offered with Temple's mobile van, will be part of a block party on Saturday."Going out into the community is because it helps to address those undiagnosed things that people don't know about because people are...
Richland Township Debates Rezoning 80 Acres for New Housing Development
Developers recenty proposed rezoning 80 acres of forest reserve land to build 165 single-family homes in Richland. At a recent Richland Township Board of Supervisors meeting, developers proposed rezoning 80 acres of forest reserve land to build 165 single-family homes, writes Jess Rohan for the Bucks County Courier Times. The...
Martinsburg dairy farm hosts annual Blair County Farm Tour as farmers await new farm bill
BLAIR COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Farmers, lawmakers and other local leaders convened in Blair County to talk about various issues as farmers across the country wait for Congress to pass a new farm bill. A tour was held at Ritchey’s Dairy, located outside of Martinsburg, on Friday morning.
Police Sgt. Jeffrey Delp, 68, Formerly Of Langhorne
He was formerly from Langhorne. After honorably serving his country as an Army MP, Sergeant, Delp joined the Upper Southampton Township Police Department in June 1979 as a patrol officer. In January 1987, Delp was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, a position he held until his retirement in June...
Hollywood Actor and Abington Native Bradley Cooper Buys Home in New Hope Amid Budding Romance with Gigi Hadid
Award-winning actor, director, and Montgomery County native, Bradley Cooper will soon call New Hope his new home. Award-winning actor, director, and Montgomery County native Bradley Cooper will soon call New Hope home, writes Mara Siegler for Page Six. Cooper, who is dating model Gigi Hadid, bought a home near her...
Developer Shares Vision for Neshaminy Mall’s New Era
As Bensalem’s Neshaminy Mall hits the market amid decreased foot traffic and increased retail vacancies, one developer has a vision. As Bensalem’s Neshaminy Mall hits the market amid decreased foot traffic and increased retail vacancies, one developer has a vision on how to boost its popularity, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times.
Local couple donates Virgin Mary statue to Blair County church following vandalism
BLAIR COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — After an act of vandalism destroyed a sacred statue at a Blair County church, a local couple stepped up to replace it. A dedication was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Altoona Thursday evening as they celebrated a new statue of the Virgin Mary being put into place.
Middletown doctor agrees to six-figure payout to settle allegations he violated drug laws
A Middletown doctor has agreed to pay $300,000 to resolve allegations he failed to maintain adequate drug registrations for multiple medical practices that he owned, operated, and stored controlled substances. The payment resolves allegations that Dr. Joseph E. Kepko violated the Controlled Substances Act between 2021 and August 2023 by...
Empowering Families: Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center and state Rep. Liz Hanbidge host family online safety program
AMBLER — As children across Montgomery County prepare to return to school, Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center, in partnership with state Rep. Liz Hanbidge, D-61st Dist., and the Ambler YMCA, brought families together on August 14 for a powerful evening dedicated to online safety. With the digital world becoming...
Drive-Thru Coffee Shop Franchise Planning First Centre County Location
A growing chain of drive-thru coffee shops is planning a new location in the State College area. A franchisee of 7 Brew intends to open a store on a portion of the parking lot at the Hills Plaza on South Atherton Street in College Township, according to a sketch plan included the township planning commission's Aug. 20 meeting agenda. The 540-square-foot, prefabricated store would replace 48 parking spaces at 1919 S. Atherton St., the parking area near Ollie's and between Kish and First National banks. 7 Brew offers drive-thru service only with two lanes, Brian Evans, of Brew Team LLC, wrote in a...
Newest Phillies reliever avoids the chopping block with strong first impression
The Philadelphia Phillies are looking for any positive light on this team. The NL East leaders have been going through a prolonged rough patch since the series before the All-Star break. It seems like the entire team has been struggling with the exception of a few players. Newest Phillies reliever...
Something in the water: Lancaster County police seize crocodile from storage unit
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — An unexpected animal was found inside a Lancaster County storage unit. The Columbia Borough Police Department received a report of a crocodile left in a storage unit along with other small animals. Due to the inadequate living conditions, the croc was seized by officers and turned over to a local Reptile Rescue expert.
Officials track down fugitive wanted for 2021 murder of 16-year-old outside Southwest Philly 7-Eleven
On Feb. 18, 2021, around 4 a.m., Kahlief Myrick was inside the store along 70th Street near Grovers Avenue, grabbing breakfast with his cousin when detectives say Donald Whittingham entered with a woman and tried to start trouble with the teen.
Rise in Montco Democrats Could Sway Election
As City Democrats move out to Montco, Chester, and Bucks, red and purple districts are turning blue in the lead up to a contentious election. Montgomery County and the surrounding suburbs are seeing a surge in registered Democrats as the population increases, reports Katie Bernard and Assem Shukla for The Philadelphia Inquirer. This surge could benefit Kamala Harris and the Democrats in November.
Museum of Indian Culture's Roasting Ears of Corn festival to honor Native American, Indigenous culture
ALLENTOWN, Pa. — With each graceful note flowing from his wooden flute, Sicanni Purizaca hopes to inspire the crowd to come together. Purizaca, a flutist and composer, will headline the Museum of Indian Culture's 44th annual Roasting Ears of Corn Festival. "I realize that it's not easy to get...
Bucks County Short Fiction Contest accepting entries
Bucks County Community College has issued a call for entries for its short fiction contest for adults who live in Bucks County. The deadline for submissions is Thursday, Oct. 10, at noon. The top three winners in the contest will receive gift cards of $200, $100 and $50, respectively, and...
Post Malone’s new album out today: Don’t miss him singing it live in Hershey next month
Post Malone’s new country album, “F-1 Trillion,” is out today, Aug. 16. The album includes his collaborations with a long list of country superstars - “Pour Me A Drink” with Blake Shelton, “I Had Some Help” with Morgan Wallen, “Guy For That” with Luke Combs and “Have The Heart ” with Dolly Parton.
University Announces Tej Patel as New VP for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer
On August 14, 2024, the Office of the President sent an email to all students and faculty announcing Tej Patel as the new Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer for the University. In this role, Patel will work with other University council members to oversee and refine...
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