Parx Casino Opens 160-Room Hotel In Bucks County

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Parx Casino in Bensalem cut the ribbon on Thursday on its first hotel - the Parxview - located near its casino on Street Road in Bucks County.

The new 160-room hotel is offering complimentary on-site parking, a fitness center, a seasonal outdoor pool deck, shuttle service between the hotel and casino, and the Bistro at Parxview Hotel, a new restaurant and bar.

Here are some of the stories making business news across Bucks County:

Stationery Store Celebrates Grand Opening

Bucks Bespokery, a new specialty stationery shop featuring fountain pens, vibrant inks, journals, fine papers, and cards, will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, March 28 and Sunday, March 29 at Peddler's Village in Lahaska. The new store is a distinctive complement to the notable array of specialty shops at Peddler’s Village — the majority of which are locally owned small businesses — that offer unique experiences and one-of-a-kind gifts. Many items in its collection are sourced from artisans and established brands that are recognized globally for their craftsmanship.

(Courtesy of Peddler's Village)

Parxview Hotel Opens In Bensalem

Parx Casino opened its first hotel on Thursday, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours of the new Parxview Hotel at 3327 Street Road in Bensalem. The project also includes the debut of Bistro at Parxview, a new restaurant and bar at the site. “Parxview Hotel represents an exciting new chapter for our property and our guests,” said Eric Hausler, CEO at Parx Casino. “This hotel transforms Parx into a true overnight destination, allowing guests to enjoy everything we offer from gaming and dining to live entertainment while enjoying the comfort and sophistication of a premier hotel experience.”

The new Parxview Hotel at Parx Casino in Bensalem.

Popular Wrightstown Deli Closes Its Doors

The Hometown Deli, a breakfast and lunch staple for years in the Wrightstown community, has closed its doors at the Village at Anchor Crossing at the busy intersection of Routes 413 and 232. The deli was a go-to place for locals for breakfast sandwiches and platters, and its wide selection of lunch sandwiches, including the Newtown (tuna, bacon, American cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion), the Buckingham (chicken salad, bacon, lettuce, and tomato) and the Penns Park (pastrami, corned beef, lettuce, tomato, and onion).

The Hometown Deli has closed its doors at the Village at Anchor Crossing in Wrightown. (Jeff Werner/Patch)

Nursery Owner Recognized With Award

Mike Feeney, the owner of Feeney's Wholesale Nursery in Buckingham and a board member with Bucks Beautiful, has received the 2026 Fredrick J. Mummert Distinguished Service Award from the Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association. The award — PLNA’s highest membership honor — recognizes individuals whose careers reflect exceptional leadership, professional excellence, and a lasting commitment to advancing the green industry. It is granted only with unanimous approval from the organization’s board of directors, underscoring the significance of Feeney’s contributions.

Larry Shehan, left, Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association (PLNA) Vice Board Chair, presents Mike Feeney with the award. (Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association)

Store Raises Thousands For Hunger Relief

ShopRite of Yardley raised nearly $55,000 in this year’s ShopRite Partners In Caring Cheerios Contest. That effort allowed ShopRite to finish among the top five fundraising stores in the annual anti-hunger campaign. ShopRite celebrated the fundraising efforts during a ceremony on March 20 at its Big Oak Road store. The annual contest is sponsored with General Mills and takes place during Hunger Action Month in September.

ShopRite of Yardley raised nearly $55,000 in this year’s ShopRite Partners In Caring Cheerios Contest. (Bill Denver)