Landmark Restaurant Closes, New Wawa Opens In Bucks Co.

BUCKS COUNTY, PA —Another Wawa has opened in Bucks County, this one on Route 611 in Warrington Township. Meanwhile, a landmark seafood restaurant closed its doors suddenly after more than 40 years in business.

These were some of the business stories making news recently in Bucks County:

Landmark Bucks Co. Restaurant Closes After 40 Years

A landmark restaurant —known for its reputation for serving some of the best seafood in the region —has announced its closure after more than 40 years in business. (Read More)

Big Crowd, Ribbon Cutting Welcomes New Wawa In Warrington

Wawa pulled out all the stops recently to celebrate its return to the busy Route 611 in Warrington Township. Free T-shirts to the first 100 customers, complimentary coffee throughout the day, a ceremonial ribbon cutting, and a hoagie building challenge were highlights. (Read More)

Bucks County Sports Bar Nominated As "Great American Soccer Bar"

A Bucks County sports bar and pizzeria and bar has been nominated as one of the best soccer bars in the nation. Villa Capri on West Court Street in Doylestown is one of 10 watering holes across the nation up for the title of “Great American Soccer Bar” in a contest by a podcast. (Read More)

Lower Bucks Animal Shelter Renames Education Center

A center at the Women's Animal Center now has a new name in honor of a special volunteer. The Women’s Animal Center —America's oldest animal shelter —recently renamed Founder's Hall as the Elizabeth A. Fuller Education Center in a dedication at the facility. (Read More)

Doylestown Borough Sandwich Shop Changing Its Name

January is bringing a name change to a popular East State Street sandwich shop in Doylestown Borough. Click to find out the new name for Coach’s Steak and Hoagie House. (Read More)