Hatboro hosted a Fire Safety Education program on Wednesday, one of several programs planned over the next few months.
Hatboro Mayor Tim Schultz said First Fridays have resumed in the borough after being away for a decade. The first one was last Friday.
The Hatboro K9 police officer was honored in a Facebook tribute by his widow on Monday.
Cub Scout Pack 39 of Horsham built the nesting boxes during a project through St. Catherine of Siena.
The Wipplinger family, who owns Village Hardware, replaced the "tattered and dirty" flags. The family also created a veterans mural.
Fans went into a frenzy as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday.
This is a summary of some of the stories making news in eastern Montgomery County last week.
The Horsham Farmers Market won't hold its annual market this winter due to the construction of the Miracle League Field.
Hatboro is hosting the event for the first time that involves its emergency units and some neighboring departments.
Students held supply drives to benefit Cradles to Crayons
The Horsham Township Police Department shoots to fill 20 patrol cars with its food drive each year.
Lt. Larry Bozzomo calls the annual event at Horsham Giant his "favorite day of the year."
The 26th annual Project Blue Light ceremony was attended by a standing-room-only crowd in Horsham Township on Tuesday night.
Horsham Township officials said it should be an "excellent race" Saturday, weather permitting.
The Horsham Township Library recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Library Director Regina Vesely discussed its past and future.
Horsham Township officials and residents gathered last weekend to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Horsham Township Library.
HAT Packs has given away free costumes to Hatboro children for six years, its co-founder said.
The Union Library of Hatboro holds an event on Friday while the Lehman Memorial Methodist Church holds a Veterans Day event on Wednesday.
Gift cards have been donated to the family whose home was damaged on Limekiln Road on Sunday, Horsham ChATs said.
The crowd gathered at the Pennypack Community Center Friday night to get into the Halloween spirit.
The Hatboro fire company will hold its annual fire prevention open house Wednesday at its Byberry Road fire station.
There is a tree giveaway, paper shredding, and an E-Waste area at the Horsham Township Municipal Complex.
It's pumpkin-picking time to get ready for Halloween at the end of the month.
The statue will appear for a year as part of the Elmwood Park Zoo's 100th anniversary.
Officials said the dog park needs volunteers and board members to continue events in Horsham Township.
Hatboro is planning fireworks for the final Meadow event being held at the Pennypack Community Center on Friday night.
Hatboro Police said the relay will run along York Road through the borough and Warminster just before noon on Monday.
With September as Hunger Action Month, Horsham officials said the pantry is in dire need of goods. State Rep. Melissa Cerrato also visited.
Amanda Jacobus went into nurse mode to save the Horsham Township man at Music in the Meadow in Hatboro last Friday night.
The 6th annual memorial race honors the memory of Hatboro-Horsham High School graduate Jack Duffy.
The annual event to build police and community relationships that takes place at Miller Meadow Park is being canceled due to Debby.
Due to the impending forecast, Horsham Township has canceled its National Night Out for Tuesday.
Hatboro held its annual 31st Moonlight Memories Car Show along York Road on Saturday.
The annual car show will bring thousands of people to the borough on Saturday to see hundreds of cars.
The Hatboro Little League said the tournament in memory of Hatboro K-9 Officer Ryan Allen started on Wednesday.
Interested families are invited to explore classrooms, meet school leaders, and learn about Chesterbrook Academy’s curriculum
Horsham Little League said a painting project of its dugouts and field boxes is underway.
Hatboro housed the museum for years before closing it in 2013 due to financial difficulties. The museum sold off the memorabilia.
Hatboro residents and officials said the sighting is rare for the borough, especially in the downtown district.
Hatboro Memorial Pool will allow borough seniors and veterans to swim free for four hours on Wednesday.