The new cafe will be selling coffee, espresso, sandwiches, baked goods, and grab-and-go to the building's workers and to the public.
“Bucks County, you showed up. 900 freaking people. Store number two. Best day of my life. We’re just getting started,” the owner posted.
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The new store is featuring all of Humdoo's favorites, including 24 flavors of hand-scooped hard ice cream, milkshakes, sundaes, and more.
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Throughout the day, door prizes and sweet treats will be available to customers while they last at the East Oakland Avenue store.
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“The award provides us with validation that our efforts to support our team are effective and appreciated,” said Beth Beans Gilbert.
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He was one of only 20 participants from across the U.S. to complete the year-long program.
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The iconic frozen treat brand transforms everyone's favorite nostalgic drink into a limited-time Italian Ice.
Haddie Mae's Cafe is bringing Mr. Sticky's warm, gooey sticky buns and cinnamon rolls to Bucks County.
The retail store specializing in everything Harry Potter has tripled its size and has added a lot of new merchandise.
The Bucks County-based creamery is teaming up with the Foodshed Alliance to raise money for impacted orchard and farm owners.
Dollop Frozen Yogurt offers its customers the chance to build their own cups, selecting from 10 different flavors and more than 20 toppings.
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Supervisors approve plans for Flagship Car Wash to redevelop the site of the former Rock Star car wash near Bristol Road.
The new shoppe is packed with irresistible flavors, offering small-batch peanut butters, gourmet peanut butter cups, and lots more.
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The new store offers alteration and repair services for everything from a pair of jeans to elaborate wedding gowns.
The Rooftop at Main Street Sport & Social opens June 19 with live music, drink specials and giveaways and continues all weekend.
Company gains major buying power, warehousing, and fulfillment capabilities through strategic new partnership with ASB.
The locally owned cafe is now open on Easton Road with smoothies, wraps, bowls and flatbreads made to order.
The nation's largest Philly-style soft pretzel franchise offers consumers fresh-baked pretzels "served hot outta the oven."
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To celebrate the new lunch hours, executive chef has introduced a selection of new menu items, including the Pork Belly Sandwich.
Millions of guests visit this destination each year to explore its winding brick pathways, take in scenic surroundings, and enjoy events.
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Gina Rubel recognized for leadership in legal marketing, public relations and high-stakes crisis communications.
The store at the Dublin Town Center will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday in conjunction with Dublin Community Day.
Throughout her career, she has held leadership roles with renowned hospitality brands including Hilton, Best Western Plus, and Sonesta.
“The desire is to make people look good because when people look good they feel good,” the shop's manager said.
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To celebrate the launch, avid golfers, league players, and members of the local community were invited to the club for a rest drive.
The new store is bringing fresh, healthy menu offerings and community-focused wellness to the Bucks County community.
The company attributes the commercial sales to outstanding customer service made possible by a “top-notch commercial sales team."
The hot weather is the perfect time to try out six new kid-created flavors available throughout May only at Owowcow locations.
Bucks County Community College continues training programs to meet the needs of employers.
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