Nurses Tribute 'Angels,' Woman Saves Girl: Good News In Lower Bucks

Editor's Note —This is a weekly feature.

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA —With all the crime and politics reported daily on the Patch, it's sometimes easy for the heartwarming stories to get lost in the shuffle.

So at the end of each week, we will share some stories that might bring a smile to your face or a tear down your cheek. These are stories of inspiration, perspiration, accommodation, exploration, determination, and dedication.

These were some of the stories this past week in Lower Bucks County that hope to engage or inspire you:

Woman Saved Child From Being Dropped From Interstate 95 Overpass

The Bensalem Township Council recognized Christine Dawn King's heroism. A father was going to drop the girl off the Bensalem highway.

Phillie Phanatic Featured At Warminster Memorial Day Parade

Memorial Day is Monday, May 27. The Philadelphia Phillies mascot is expected to attend the festivities.

Bucks County Nurses Honor Guard Pays Tribute To 'Angels In White'

The Bensalem-based group of 17 nurses past and present participate in tributes remembering those who paved the way.

North Main Street Sidewalks Project Will Connect Communities

Yardley has received a $1 million state grant that will allow the borough to hook up after two decades a walking path with Lower Makefield.

5-Year Strategic Plan For Warminster Library Coming

The unveiling will come at the "Love Your Library" event in Warminster on June 4.