Trinity Church in Solebury spent nearly two years searching for a rector to fit within the community. In the end, it found and hired the Very Rev. Robert E. “Father Rob” Baldwin.
Families, neighbors and four-legged friends gathered in Perkasie Saturday to kick off the holiday season with food, fire dance shows, antique tractor rides, photo ops, and America’s oldest …
Tabby’s Place in Ringoes, N.J., hosted Thanksgiving with the Cats on Nov. 19.Since 2003, Tabby’s Place has been a cage-free sanctuary for cats from hopeless situations. Tabby’s Place embraces …
More than 265 readers participated in the Herald’s Count the Turkeys Contest, with 22 winning awards. The annual Thanksgiving contest featured 10 turkeys hidden in photographs on the following pages …
Residents on both sides of the Delaware River came together on Nov. 11 to honor generations of men and women who raised their hand in service to the nation.
A special education instructional aide with the Central Bucks School District recently won a statewide award for her work in the classroom. Denise Kueny, who works at Tohickon Middle School, was named …
The Doylestown Historical Society and the Doylestown Fire Company acknowledge and support the 100th anniversary of the DFC’s classic fire truck, the Ahrens “Fox” Pumper. The “Fox” Pumper was …
The Bucks County Playhouse held an outdoor ceremony to reopen and rededicate New Hope’s historic Parry Barn as the Bill Harris and Jay Manas Playhouse Barn. The barn, one of the oldest stone …
Howell Living History Farm, located in Hopewell Township N.J., just south of Lambertville, on Nov. 4 offered visitors the chance to make – and drink – their own apple cider, using its McIntosh, …
Souderton Connects last month cut the ribbon at Peppe Steaks, officially welcoming the business to town. But owners Joe and Micaela Chiaro already know Souderton well. They already run specialty …
Employees from Penn Community Bank recently volunteered at Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County’s construction site on Walnut Avenue in Croydon, where three houses are being built to provide …
Beloved ginger cat Morty of the Bucks County SPCA died peacefully on Tuesday, Oct. 31, at the shelter with his devoted caretakers by his side. Morty was more than 20 years old, having enjoyed a long …
On Wednesday, Oct. 18, over 300 leaders in business, philanthropy, the arts and civic life attended the Bucks County Herald Foundation’s second annual anniversary party held at the Michener Art …
The 9/11 Heroes Run took place Sunday at War Memorial Central Bucks High School West in Doylestown.The run is one of many 9/11 events organized by the Travis Manion Foundation with the goal to never …
Community members paid tribute to Bucks County’s fallen firefighters during an Oct. 8 ceremony in the Memorial Courtyard of the Bucks County Administration Building in Doylestown. The service was …
The Bucks County Herald has received more than 1,600 nominations from readers for its “Best of the Region” awards program. Now it’s time for you to vote.
More than 65 Bucks area nonprofits, crafters and entertainers will come together Sept. 30 for the 23rd annual Peace Fair at the Buckingham Friends Meetinghouse in Lahaska.
Thirty-seven years ago, a local interfaith couple was looking for someone to marry them. The person they found, thanks to a family friend, was a comedian — who was also a rabbi. And, yes, he cracked a joke or two during their wedding ceremony.
David Wisnia remained silent for much of his life about how he survived the Holocaust. But many years later, his grandson, Avi, who grew up in Yardley, helped the cantor find his voice.
Apple season is underway at Solebury Orchards, and those visiting through Sunday can pick honeycrisp and crimson crisp varieties. During weekends in September, October and the first weekend of …
