United Way of Bucks County recently announced a significant expansion of its Pre-K Counts program, offering greater access to free high-quality early childhood education county-wide. Pre-K Counts provides quality early education to three- and four-year-old children at no cost to…
The Pennsbury School District has announced the latest class of inductees into the Pennsbury High School Hall of Fame. The newest members are Ashley Zampini Ritter, Class of 2003; Corey Cochrane, Class of 2000; Lavoy Allen, Class of 2007; Ryan…
After determining that two of the contractors considered for the municipal building renovation project did not meet the qualifications outlined in the township’s Responsible Contractor Ordinance, the Falls Township Supervisors on July 24th issued notices of intent to award municipal…
RD’s Total Lawn is a family-owned lawn and landscape company. They pride themselves on conducting business in a professional manner. Today we wanted to have a Q and A with the owners to find out what sets them apart from…
The Pennsbury Scholarship Foundation held its 21st Annual Scholarship Recipient Reception at Pennsbury High School West on June 27th. Seventy-two students were awarded scholarships totaling $185,000. Since its founding in 1956, PSF has awarded roughly $3.7 million to more than…
As part of the mammoth NorthPoint redevelopment project at the former U.S. Steel site, the Falls Supervisors authorized construction of an additional 3 million square feet of warehouse space on May 22nd. The board voted unanimously to grant preliminary and…
Rachel Herway of Yardley, Lindsey Kenworthy of Yardley, Tapiwanashe Manhede of Fairless Hills and Kelci Sonnon of Yardley were all recently awarded Allen R. Leichter Memorial Scholarships. They were each awarded $500 dollar scholarships and a $100 dollar gift certificate…
by Riya Lakhani The award-winning Pennsbury High School underwater robotics club known as the “SeaFalcons” competed in their first international competition at the University of Maryland on May 13th, following a regional competition where they won the community service award…
submitted by Jennifer Uhlman Food insecurity is a reality in Lower Bucks County. As prices rise and corporate donations dwindle, food pantries find their resources stretched thin as they serve the growing number of people who are underemployed or can’t…
Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell received an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit upholding the standard of patient safety in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. This national distinction celebrates Capital Health’s achievements in prioritizing…
The Ivins Outreach Center (IOC) is thrilled to celebrate a special anniversary of serving Lower Bucks County residents! It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since its doors opened in September 2003 as the (formerly) Ivins House Resource and…
When you or someone you know is having a heart attack, getting the right treatment in a timely manner greatly improves your chances of a better outcome. Through its commitment to an evidence-based approach to care that can reduce the…