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Gloria Sports & Spirits targets summer opening at Shops at Valley Square

2 days ago | buckscountyherald.com | Lauren O'Neill

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One person shot outside at Oxford Valley Mall; shooter remains at large

1 week ago | buckscountyherald.com | Peg Quann |Jodi Spiegel Arthur

A shooter remains at large after injuring one person outside the Oxford Valley Mall this evening, Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn posted on X. The person who was shot “is currently receiving medical treatment for their injuries,” she said. “Police continue to investigate this matter, which appears to have been a targeted attack. We ask the public to continue to avoid the area as the investigation proceeds,” she added.
Pennridge budget, tax increase narrowly pass

1 week ago | buckscountyherald.com | Brian Bingaman

Homeowners in the Pennridge School District will be seeing an increase in their school property tax bill. By a 5-4 vote Monday, the Pennridge School Board approved its 2025-2026 final general fund operating budget. Revenues and expenditures will total $163,159,239 and the real estate millage tax rate will rise from 135.2555 mills to 140.1892 mills. The coming 3.65% increase is within the state’s Taxpayer Relief Act index cap of 4%.
Immigrant Rights Action has merged with The Welcome Project PA

1 week ago | buckscountyherald.com | Freda Savana

They share the same goals, the same purpose and the same passion. So it just made sense, their leaders said, to blend the organizations. Immigrant Rights Action and The Welcome Project PA, two area nonprofits committed to supporting marginalized people across the region, recently merged to provide a wider range of programs and services, said Heidi Roux, IRA’s former executive director and now The Welcome Project’s director of immigrant justice.
A Woman’s Place to build new, larger domestic violence shelter

1 week ago | buckscountyherald.com | Freda Savana

With the help of a more than $6 million state grant, A Woman’s Place plans to build a new, expanded domestic violence shelter, officials of the organization said. Its location is not expected to be disclosed. Jen Locker, A Woman Place’s executive director, said the funding will allow Bucks County’s only domestic violence community benefit agency, to build a safehouse that can accommodate up to 10 households at a time.
Langhorne Slim recalls how Solebury School set Sean Scolnick free

1 week ago | buckscountyherald.com | Michael Elkin

Can a rocker from Bucks County buck the binds that brand him as different, build a distance from the naysayers who discount his talent, then move on to a world stage rocking and roiling expectations with rockets of red flares streaming promise and pure joy, sounding off with the sweet siren mysteries of music? Fat chance? No.Langhorne Slim. What's the skinny on Slim?
Another new restaurant to add some juice to Barn Plaza center

1 week ago | buckscountyherald.com | Freda Savana

The third restaurant replacing Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill + Bar in Doylestown Township’s Barn Plaza Shopping Center has been announced. It’s The Juice Pod. Described as a regional café offering “fresh, healthy, made-to-order juices and bowls,” representatives said it’s expected to open sometime this fall. The café will join First Watch and Chipotle Mexican Grill in the new array of eateries in a newly constructed space where Applebee’s stood along the Route 611 corridor.
Art of Spirit’s Earth School is more than just a walk in the woods

2 weeks ago | buckscountyherald.com | Jodi Spiegel Arthur

Sara Couppas has fond memories of attending an environmental camp as a child and wanted her older son, Seamus, 12, to have a similar experience. “He loves being outside and in nature and I knew that it was important to grow that interest especially at a time where we were stuck inside in front of the screen for so much of the year,” she said, referring to the COVID pandemic. “I looked for something similar and found Earth School.
Bucks running greats Yerkes, Steely deserve to be in Belmont Plateau Cross Country Hall of Fame

2 weeks ago | buckscountyherald.com | Wayne Fish

A county, a region, a portion of a state usually only get a once-in-a-lifetime female runner every generation or so. Bucks has been blessed with two. In chronological order, Central Bucks East High School graduate Jan Yerkes first lit up racing competition at Villanova University (by way of Lock Haven) in the mid-to-late ’70s.
This Swiftie is set to take on Taylor's tunes at SOR summer camp

2 weeks ago | buckscountyherald.com | Michael Elkin

No way it's going to be a cruel summer for the soon-to-be-13 Kennedy Richter, of Perkasie. No matter the heat, what better way to be cool at camp than to chill out taking the temp of the times by singing Taylor Swift tunes. The daughter of proud parents Rob and Miranda and older sis to Scarlett, Kennedy probably knows it's better not to ask what her country singer can do for her but what she can do for her country singer. But why Taylor Swift? And why is everybody so..."Enchanted"?