LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA —Pizza and burgers were praised in Bucks County over the past week as a popular pizza lover sampled a slice while a burger was ranked as one of the tops in the nation.
This is a summary of some of the business stories that made news in Lower Bucks County this past week:
Barstool Sports Founder David Portnoy returned to Lower Bucks County after nearly two years to review Pizza Di Vita on 110 Lincoln Highway in Fairless Hills. (Read More)
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It's the little Wawa that could. The Yardley Borough Police Department is praising the Yardley Wawa convenience store for its recent feat during the 2026 Hoagiefest. (Read More)
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A new farmers market has opened in Bensalem Township. Apna Bazar Farmers Market has opened at 2631 Street Road and is holding a grand opening sale through Sept. 6. (Read More)
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A burger made right here in Bucks County has been named one of the nation's best by "Time Out," a global online guide to the best food and drink around the world. (Read More)
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The Warminster Food Bank recently collected 1,700 pounds of food following two events. The food bank held a collection in which dozens of people donated over 700 pounds. (Read More)
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