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Lower Merion Hopes Delayed High School Start Times Lead to Better Academic Performance
Lower Merion School District’s high schools are pushing back their starting time by an hour this year, writes Jim Melwert for KYW Newsradio. “Research has shown that teenagers have trouble falling asleep earlier in the evening, and with these later start times, this will enable our high school students to get sufficient sleep before the…
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New Plant Shop and Gourmet Soda Bar Bring Refreshing Vibes to Downtown Sellersville
Downtown Sellersville is welcoming two new women-owned businesses, Just One More Plant and The Fizzy Fern, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Just One More Plant, formerly located in Quakertown, is a boutique specializing in houseplants, pottery, and gardening accessories The shop’s relocation marks a new chapter for owner Erin Volovnik,…
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Philadelphia’s Mac Mart Expands to Ardmore, Bringing Gourmet Mac and Cheese to the Main Line
Mac Mart, the beloved Rittenhouse Square macaroni and cheese spot, is expanding to the Main Line with a new location in Ardmore, set to open in September, writes Chris Compendio for The Philly Voice. The eatery first began as a food truck in 2013 before opening its first brick-and-mortar location in Philadelphia. The new…
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Willow Grove Artist Brings Philly Sports Legends to Life
Willow Grove native Jordan Spector is living the dream as a full-time sports artist, collaborating with top athletes like Brandon Graham, Devonta Smith, and Bryce Harper, writes Santiago Oritz for Billy Penn. Passionate about both art and sports, Spector’s journey began at Temple University, where an injury redirected his focus from football to art. …
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Yardley Native Richard Kind Tapped by Fans for SNL Role as Tim Walz
Richard Kind, the versatile actor known for his roles in Inside Out, A Serious Man, and Curb Your Enthusiasm, has a deep connection to Bucks County, where he grew up before rising to fame, writes Bedatri D. Choudhury for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Born in Trenton and raised in Yardley, Kind’s early life was far…
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86 West is Doylestown’s Top Spot for Sushi, Steaks, and Outdoor Dining
86 West in Doylestown is a great option to pay a visit to when you’re hungry, whether you’re craving a steak, burger, sushi, or something else entirely, reports Bob Kelly for FOX 29 Philadelphia. The eatery also offers a great atmosphere, especially for hot summer days, with outdoor dining and even a bar outside. “This…
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See Why Travelers Are Raving About This Mid-Century Modern Airbnb in Lambertville
A three-bedroom, two-bathroom mid-century modern house with wall-to-wall windows in Lambertville, New Jersey, is one of the 51 best Airbnbs in the United States, writes Ashlea Halpern for the Conde Nast Traveler. Architectural enthusiasts, Mad Men fans, and many others will find plenty to love in the lovely abode. Wall-to-wall windows, a sunken living room…
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Tennessee Couple Stuns with Matching Bridal Gowns from Different Stores, Including Conshohocken-based David’s Bridal
A bridal gown purchased from David’s Bridal in Chattanooga, Tennesse was recently featured in People Magazine. McKenzie Ball and Erin Ball, a couple from Tennessee, unknowingly selected nearly identical bridal gowns from different stores for their June 8 wedding. McKenzie purchased her gown from The Ritz in Portsmouth, Ohio, while Erin found hers at David’s,…
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King of Prussia Mall Defies Retail Decline, Remains a Retail Powerhouse
As malls across America shutter their doors and fade into obscurity, the King of Prussia Mall continues to defy the trend, standing strong as one of the nation’s largest and most successful shopping destinations, writes James Wesser for PHL 17. Since its opening in 1963 as a modest open-air plaza, the King of Prussia…
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Penn Medicine Signs Merger Agreement with Doylestown Health in Major Expansion
The University of Pennsylvania Health System and Doylestown Health have officially signed a definitive merger agreement, bringing the Bucks County health system under the Penn Medicine umbrella, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. This merger, initially outlined in January, is pending federal and state regulatory approvals. Doylestown Health, which includes the 247-bed…
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Abington Schools Ban Cell Phones During Class to Boost Student Focus
The Abington School District is implementing new cell phone restrictions for the 2024-2025 school year, aiming to enhance the social and emotional well-being of students while reducing classroom distraction, according to 6 ABC Philadelphia. Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Fecher announced the policy change in a letter to the school community. The district will introduce…
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WWII Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday at Parx Casino with Fellow Vets
Joe DeMarco, a World War II veteran from Philadelphia, marked his 100th birthday in a way that reflects his vibrant spirit—enjoying a beer with fellow veterans, savoring beef sliders, and celebrating at Parx Casino in Bensalem, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. The celebration, held on August 9, 2024, at the…
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Head Coach Laura Hogan ’90 Retires After Illustrious Career With Delaware Valley University Women’s Basketball
Delaware Valley University head women’s basketball coach Laura Hogan ’90 announced her retirement from coaching on Monday morning, after 28 seasons at the helm. Hogan was named the head coach of her alma mater prior to the 1996 season. Her 28 years behind the bench is the most of any coach in DelVal Athletics history.…
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Richland Township Debates Rezoning 80 Acres for New Housing Development
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 proposal, presented by David Caracausa of Cornerstone Premier Homes and Brian Seidel of Seidel Planning & Design, requested a change from…
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Plymouth Meeting Restaurant Offers Out-of-This-World Comfort Food
A new Plymouth Meeting spot is serving up classic comfort food with a galactic twist, reports Bob Kelly for Fox 29 Philadelphia. At Space Smash, hungry voyagers can chow down on burgers, hot dogs, chicken wings, tacos, mac and cheese, and more, all while surrounded by space motifs. The out-of-this-world restaurant is known…
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Bucks County Playhouse Expands with Purchase of Historic New Hope B&B
Bucks County Playhouse has expanded its commitment to the New Hope community with the acquisition of the historic Umpleby House, a 191-year-old bed and breakfast, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The theater purchased the property at 111 W. Bridge St. for $1.65 million on July 18, according to Executive Director Nicole…
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This Ivyland Creamery Was Recognized by the American Dairy Association
An Ivyland creamery got the seal of approval from two “ice cream officers” working for the American Dairy Association North East, writes Rita Giordano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Maddie Smith and Mia Svirsky from D.C. were tasked with embarking on a three-week tour of Pennsylvania creameries. Smith and Svirsky, who are friends and content…
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The Ultimate Guide to Lancaster’s Farm Adventure and Wheels & Waterways Trails
As fall approaches Lancaster County, visitors have the chance to explore its beauty and culture through two unique trails: the Farm Adventure Trail and the Wheels & Waterways Trail. These free, mobile-based, interactive experiences allow participants to immerse themselves in the county’s offerings while supporting local businesses and conservation efforts. Farm Adventure Trail: Celebrating Agritourism…
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