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Duckpin Bowling Rolling Into Doylestown, Nanu's Hot Chicken Debuts
A new chicken eatery in Bensalem is among the summary of Bucks County business stories making news this week.

BUCKS COUNTY, PA —Duckpin Bowling anyone? It will soon be featured in Doylestown. And if you love hot chicken, there is yet another option in Bucks County, this one in Bensalem Township. And bagel buying just got faster.
These were some of the business stories making news recently in Bucks County:
New Entertainment Experience Coming To Downtown Doylestown
A new entertainment experience is coming to downtown Doylestown Borough. The Main Street Marketplace business is being rebranded and opening up Main Street Sport & Social in early-to-mid November. Duckpin bowling is planned too! (Read More)
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Nanu's Hot Chicken Opens In Bensalem Township
Nanu's Hot Chicken has opened its first Bucks County location on Street Road. Muhammad Faisal and Ikram Rashid recently opened the location at 1947 Street Rd. Nanu's Hot Chicken is known for its famous halal Nashville hot chicken. (Read More)
Drive-Thru Manhattan Bagel Opens At Summit Square
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A new drive-thru Manhattan Bagel store has opened its doors at the Summit Square Shopping Center at the Newtown Bypass and Summit Trace Road. Renovation work began in April to transform the former Einstein Brothers Bagels location into the new store. (Read More)
Ready To Drink Cocktails Approved For Sale At Doylestown ACME
Ready to Drink Cocktails are coming to ACME Markets in the Doylestown Center. The grocery store chain will begin to sell Ready To Drink Cocktails (RTDC) at its borough store under an amended state law that took effect in September. (Read More)
SCORE Bucks County Celebrates 60 Years Of Supporting Small Businesses
Bucks County SCORE is celebrating 60 years of serving small businesses and helping them launch, grow, and thrive. The county chapter has provided nearly 2,800 mentoring sessions in fiscal year 2024 —a 20 percent increase over 2023 —and is on track to continue that upward trajectory as mentors guide business owners from Bucks County and eastern Montgomery County through every stage of their entrepreneurial journey, the organization states. (Read More)
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