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Read More: Company Makes Large Donation To Bristol Twp. Playground FundsThe fundraising effort to build new playgrounds for Bristol Township’s three new elementary schools received a big boost recently.
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Read More: UPDATED: Man Found Guilty In Bristol Twp. Triple HomicideA Bristol Township man has been found guilty in a violent triple homicide that happened in 2013.
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Read More: PHOTOS: Storms Bring Precipitation To LevittownStorms have brought more than two inches of rain to the area.
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Read More: Police Look For Suspect In Robbery Of Elderly WomanBristol Township police are looking for two people they suspect were involved in a Memorial Day robbery.
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Read More: Judge Dismisses Everitt School Closure ChallengeNeshaminy School Board President Scott Congdon announced at Tuesday’s meeting that Bucks County Judge Robert Mellon dismissed a legal challenge…
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Read More: Bristol Borough To Begin First Friday EventsAccording to organizers, Bristol Borough is set to come alive again, with the beginning of First Friday.
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Read More: Crews Work Hard To Fill Area PotholesPennDOT crews and contractors working for them are making progress fixing potholes that dot area roadways.
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Read More: Man Accused Of Being Intoxicated & Entering Child Care CenterA man was arrested after police found him inside a child care center early Tuesday morning.
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Read More: Local Sixth Grader Honored For Equestrian TalentA local 6th grader was honored this week for her unique and supreme talent in the equestrian world.
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Read More: Playwickian Editors Travel To Oregon For Journalism AwardThe editors of Neshaminy High School’s Playwickian student newspaper have won yet another journalism award.
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Read More: Cops: Man Charges At Officer With NeedleAn Allentown man is accused of charging at a police officer with a needle.
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Read More: Credit Agency Affirms Bucks County’s RatingBucks County officials happily announced this week that the county’s credit rating was affirmed by Moodyโs Investors Service.
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Read More: Malachi Is Looking For A New HomeMalachi needs your help.
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Read More: Falls Twp. Allows Residents To Request No SolicitationFalls Township has recently launched a new online registry to allow residents the option to opt out of solicitation.
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Read More: Armstrong Students Take Part In Webcast On LiteracyStudents at Armstrong Middle School in Bristol Township took park in an exciting global literacy program last month.
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Read More: Penndel Borough Changes Energy ProvidersPenndel Borough has signed with new energy providers after a presentation from New America Power.




















