LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A popular Bucks County pizza place is expanding into eastern Montgomery County.
Meanwhile, the Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce has named a new executive director.
This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County:
A popular pizza place in Bucks County is expanding into Montgomery County. Lucatelli's Pizzeria — with locations in Doylestown and Newtown — is coming to Jenkintown, marking its first Montgomery County location. (Read More)
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The Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce has named a new executive director. The GBMCC has appointed Amanda Soler to replace Executive Director Judy Doherty. (Read More)
(Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce)
A shuttered Rite Aid is expected to transform into a Spotless Car Wash. Falls Township Supervisors approved a car wash at the former Rite Aid on 547 W. Trenton Ave. (Read More)
(Theresa Katalinas)
Lower Bucks Hospital employees recently celebrated Dolly Parton's lifelong commitment to literacy with uplifting music and a book donation collection box in the cafeteria. The initiative recognized her Imagination Library. (Read More)
(Lower Bucks Hospital)
Cosmo Nail Lounge has started its "Beauty With Purpose," a month-long breast cancer awareness campaign, partnering with Doylestown-based Main St. Missions. (Read More)
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