Bucks County Community College is accepting entries for the 50th Bucks County Poet Laureate competition. Local poets 18 and older can submit 10 original poems online by Friday, Sept. 25.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony at Playa Raya marked the first step toward creating a new kind of recreational space in Bucks County, one designed so individuals of all abilities can swim, play and spend time together in an inclusive environment.
Churchville Nature Center's Arthropalooza invites visitors to get an up-close look at the fascinating world of arthropods through hands-on activities, interactive exhibits and outdoor exploration.
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.
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.
Sorpotimists International received the Governors Cup. They were recognized for Outstanding work and achievements.
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 …
The Old Barracks Museum will celebrate their Grand Reopening on the Fourth of July. Visitors will see new exhibits, including a performance by "Liberty Tree" and George Washington's arch.
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.
A shelter in place in Bensalem and Lower Southampton has been lifted and no hazardous materials are leaking after a freight train derailment Tuesday afternoon near the Neshaminy Falls Train Station in Bensalem.
Lower Southampton Township will host a special parade on July 4th, honoring the nation’s historic semiquincentennial. The parade’s theme is “Red, White & You!”
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.
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.
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.
George Troyano has been tapped to join Twilight Wish Foundation as their new Executive Director. George brings with him many years of experience on various boards, he looks forward to making an immediate impact.
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.
Flags for Forgotten Veterans suicide awareness display will be at Northampton Township Municipal Park on June 30 at 10am, The display of 660 flags is meant to bring awareness to mental health, and the tragedy that affects too many of our veterans.
With the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence around the corner, Huntingdon Valley Library is celebrating with its “Reading is Revolutionary” series.