Major Charter Bus Company Moves To Lower Bucks County

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A major charter bus company has made Lower Bucks County its new home.

Meanwhile, while the Neshaminy Mall is now empty, preservation efforts are underway before Bucks County's first shopping mecca is demolished.

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This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County and the Philadelphia region:

Charter Bus Company Opens Headquarters

After an announcement almost a year ago, a major charter bus company has relocated to Bucks County. Starr Bus Charter held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday for its new facility and headquarters in Fairless Hills. (Read More)

(Starr Bus Charter & Tours)

3 Remaining Neshaminy Mall Dioramas Saved

Bensalem Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo walked the empty Neshaminy Mall and watched as crews boxed up the three remaining dioramas for preservation. (Read More)

(Google Maps)

New Mexican Restaurant Opens In Warminster

There's a new "El Jefe" in town. El Jefe Mexican Street Food opened just next to the popular Bullard's American Cafe at 543 York Road in Warminster Township. (Read More)

(Dino Ciliberti/Patch)

Data Center Discussion Coming In Falls Twp.

Falls Township and surrounding communities are now able to view the so-called "curative amendment" related to data center regulations. Supervisors are finalizing potential modifications to a zoning ordinance. (Read More)

(Shutterstock)

Toys R Us Opening In Oxford Valley Mall

The popular chain of toy stores is opening up 120 new standalone shops across the country ahead of the coming holiday season, including one at the Oxford Valley Mall in Middletown Township, the company said. (Read More)

(Shutterstock)