Yardley resident Becky Libourel Diamond explores the historical significance of City Tavern in Philadelphia in her latest book.
New Hope resident Zach Peckman recently made history at the 2026 U.S. Jump Rope National Championships, where he set three national records and captured Grand National Champion titles in three events.
Bristol’s Gary Bodner is organizing an Aug. 1 standup comedy fundraiser in New Hope to honor his late girlfriend, Anita Wise, a beloved comedian who previously appeared on 'Seinfeld' and 'The Tonight Show.'
The Washington Crossing Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution honored two local JROTC students. Savannah Stevenson of Pennsbury High and Paolo Pincione of Bensalem High received Outstanding Cadet medals for exceptional leadership.
Bucks County Community, and Ursinus Colleges have signed a new dual admission agreement, creating a transfer pathway for students. The partnership allows admission to both institutions and offers generous merit scholarships for continued academic success.
The Washington Crossing Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a living legacy magnolia tree at Historic Summerseat during the Living History Festival, honoring America’s upcoming 250th birthday.
Continuing its mission to support women's education, Soroptimist of Indian Rock awarded more than $18,000 in scholarships to 15 Bucks County students during its ceremony.
Recycling for the Birds, Handmade Bird Houses is the featured presentation at the monthly meeting of the Trevose Horticultural Society on Tuesday, July 21.
As Bucks County's population continues to age, preventing falls is becoming increasingly important for older adults who want to remain healthy and independent.
Retirement often brings something many people have spent decades waiting for: time. Without work schedules dictating their calendars, many older adults are discovering that travel isn't simply about …
As the Fourth of July and America 250 celebrations heat up, a dangerous heat advisory is in effect throughout Bucks County beginning Wednesday, July 1, and continuing through Saturday, July 4.
As the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, Washington Crossing Historic Park is inviting visitors to commemorate Independence Day at one of the most significant Revolutionary War sites in America.
New Hope and Lambertville are preparing for one of the region’s largest Independence Day celebrations as the neighboring river towns come together for a three-day festival commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary.
While fraud can happen to anyone, scammers often target older adults because they know they may be more likely to answer the phone, spend time talking and trust the person on the other end of the line.
The Delaware Valley Fire Museum's latest exhibition, 'SALUTE!,' is a tribute to the United States military and will run through Veterans Day 2026.
Wrightstown Township will mark the nation’s 250th on July 19 with historic penmanship demonstrations and a reading of the Declaration of Independence at the Octagonal School. Historian Robert Hurford will lead visitors through 18th‑ and 19th‑century writing techniques as part of the celebration.
Whether you’re looking for photo-worthy backgrounds, a self-guided trail, or want to explore new neighborhoods, Pennsylvania is filled with art experiences to discover.
No vacation plans? No problem. Bucks County is packed with outdoor events this summer, offering plenty of opportunities to get outside and make the most of the season.
Students at New Hope-Solebury Upper Elementary School, are learning first hand about sustainability by tending their own gardens. The after-school club also teaches them about environmental awareness and global responsibility..
Historic Summerseat in Morrisville turned back the clock to 1776 this May, as the National Historic Landmark was filled with colonial reenactors and authentic 18th-century activities commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.