This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County.
For Marilyn and Mark Bernheisel, moving to Ann's Choice has given them more freedom, more friendships, and greater peace of mind.
This is a summary of business stories making news this past week in Lower Bucks County.
This is a summary of some of the business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County.
Bucks County bars and restaurants will open early and offer breakfast and drink specials as the Philadelphia Eagles play in London.
The Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce has named Amanda Soler as its new executive director.
The fire took place at the Street Road fast-food chain just in late July.
State Rep. Brian Munroe attended a recent ribbon cutting at the Street Road location.
Twin sisters Patty Lampi and Kathy Clark are continuing their lifelong bond as residents of Ann's Choice.
The Giant Company will present a check at 9 a.m. Friday to the Warminster Food Bank at 495 East County Line Road.
The Social Corner is filling the vacancy off Street Road where Oven Brothers had operated in Warminster for nine years.
Ronnie Gerster, former chair of the Resident Advisory Council, worked with Executive Director Chris Donati to ensure resident feedback
This is a summary of some of the business stories that made news in Lower Bucks County this past week.
A nonprofit organization working to increase affordable rental housing in Bucks County has chosen a Warminster duplex as its first site.
State Rep. Brian Munroe recently visited the newly opened El Aguila on West Street Road in Warminster Township.
This is a summary of some of the business stories that made news this past weekend in Lower Bucks County.
Custom Interiors Coordinator Sarah Babst recently worked with residents Ulrich and Cornelia Blumenthal to personalize their home.
The legendary "Schmitter" sandwich is returning for the All-Star Game in Philadelphia on Tuesday and for the rest of the baseball year.
At least five new gas stations have appeared in Lower Bucks County and eastern Montgomery County in the past week.
After days of extreme heat, PECO's workers are leaving the picket line following the three-day strike, the first in the utility's history.
With power outages due to the heat and storms, PECO workers are picketing on Monay as the utility and union negotiate.
Steve and Kathy Romine enjoy dining with neighbors Michael and Linda Droluk one of six restaurants at Ann's Choice.
Company officials showcased its "Store of the Future" model at its Warminster location off Street Road on Friday.
Bucks County Community College continues training programs to meet the needs of employers.
Bucks continues essential career training and is seeking people that want to take advantage of these great opportunities.