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Police have confirmed there is an active investigation into an Immanuel Church youth pastor and his alleged contact with a student. In an email to the congregation Wednesday, Pastor Mark Prugh of Immanuel Church on 1260 Welsh Road said leadership terminated a youth pastor after he “failed to maintain appropriate pastoral and ministry boundaries.”
One person has died in a single-vehicle accident in Hilltown Wednesday evening, according to Bucks County Public Dispatch. Emergency units responded to the 1100 block of Fairhill Road in Sellersville in Hilltown Township on Wednesday, Nov. 4 at around 5:40 p.m. for a report that an occupant was stuck in a vehicle after it flipped over.
SPINNERSTOWN, Pa. - One person was rescued and transported to the hospital following a 3-vehicle crash on Wednesday afternoon, according to a social media post from West End Fire Company. At approximately 4 p.m., officials were called to the intersection of Spinnerstown Road and John Fries Highway (Rt. 663) for...
TOWAMENCIN – The Morgan Log House Historical Society has been awarded a $460,000 Semiquincentennial grant from the Historic Preservation Fund, administered by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. This significant funding will allow the society to move forward with essential preservation work, safeguarding the historic site and its collection for future generations.
NORRISTOWN — A Norristown man was sent to prison for burglarizing a borough residence. Don’Tray Jawanza Hunter, 32, of the unit block of East Elm Street, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court on Wednesday to 15-to-30-months in a state correctional institution on a felony charge of burglary in connection with the Oct. 14, 2025, incident at a Haws Avenue residence.
Upper Montgomery County has quietly become Easter candy country, according to Julia Binswanger for Billy Penn. Zitner’s Fine Confections is now making its chocolate-covered eggs in Hatfield. The century-old brand skipped Easter 2026 after leaving its aging North Philadelphia factory. Its eggs return to stores next month. The new...
Officials say Katherine "Kitty" Semisch was hit by a DART bus in the parking lot of the Bucks County Free Library in Doylestown around 3 p.m. Monday.
An Upper Southampton couple is facing felony charges accused of failing to get immediate medical care for their infant son, who doctors allege had unexplained bruising and fractured bones. Upper Southampton police allege that Paige Nelson, 33, and Charles Green Jr., 33, were directed to take their 3-month-old son to the emergency room after a physician’s assistant observed a suspected pattern of bruising on the child during a scheduled weight check with the pediatrician in March. The couple were advised additional medical evaluations were needed and office medical staff contacted Abington Jefferson Hospital about their concerns, but the couple waited until the next day to take the child, according to a probable cause affidavit. More Bucks County News Woman struck, killed by Bucks County Transport Bus was retired teacher The hospital recommended additional testing including imaging, but the couple left the ER before the tests were completed, the affidavit said. An ER doctor told investigators that Green was reluctant to continue testing because of the anticipated time and expense, the affidavit said. Green later told police that the family was not prepared for an extended hospital visit and they didn’t have enough baby formula. He also expressed concerns that the
A driver was killed when his car veered off a Pennsylvania road and flipped onto its roof Wednesday evening, Nov. 4, police said. The 20-year-old Dublin man was traveling east on Fairhill Road in Hilltown Township, Bucks County, when his 2015 Hyundai Accent failed to negotiate a left curve around 5:…
Imagine there were a race between the Smithereens and the Energizer Bunny to see who could (on a relative basis) keep going for a longer time. When it came time to place the bets, I’d put my money on the band from Central Jersey. The years go by, and...
A Lansdale Catholic and Temple University graduate has joined Imprint Beer Co. and Imprint Manufacturing as one of its new owners. In June, owners Dillon Chestnut and Eddie Myers of High Days, a brand popularized by its Delta-9 THC-infused beverages, announced that they acquired the Hatfield-based brewery. Then in October, Mike Podlogar joined as a third partner of the company.
Emergency crews removed the roof of a vehicle to free a trapped occupant following a crash involving a tractor-trailer and an SUV in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Wednesday afternoon. On November 4, 2026, at approximately 4:00 p.m., emergency responders were called to the intersection of Route 663 and Spinnerstown Road in...
A construction crew hit a jet fuel pipeline in Bridgeport, Montgomery County, Thursday afternoon, prompting a brief shelter-in-place advisory for nearby residents.
WARRINGTON, PA — Two juveniles were arrested on retail theft charges at Wegmans on Oct. 16, 2026. Police responded to the store at 1405 Main Street for a report of retail theft. Loss prevention personnel had stopped two juveniles in the parking lot. The juveniles had selected $29.98 worth...
Traffic was shut down on and around River Road on Thursday afternoon as crews worked to assess an underground jet fuel pipeline break.
First responders rescued an elderly woman who was stuck under a car after it rolled on top of her, according to Montgomery County Public Dispatch. Emergency units responded to the 500 block of Pimlico Way in Montgomery Township at around 6:06 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, for a report that a woman in her 70s was stuck under a white four-door Lexus sedan after it rolled on top of her. Dispatch reports stated that when she exited her vehicle in her driveway, the car rolled back and was on top of her.
UPPER SAUCON TWP., Pa. - A suspect surrendered after running away following a crash that occurred on the ramp to I-78 West Thursday, Upper Saucon police say. According to police, at approximately 11:50 a.m., officers from the Upper Saucon Township Police Department assisted the Pennsylvania State Police with a crash on the ramp from Route 309 North onto Interstate 78 West.
Alexander Hamilton once rode up to this building in December 1776. Today, the big draw is a burger made from house-ground sirloin, chuck, and short rib. The original structure went up between 1739 and 1742 as a private home. By 1765, it was feeding stagecoach travelers on the busy Philadelphia to New York route. That’s a long run of serving hungry people.
Homeland Security Investigations agents and Customs and Border Protection officers arrested Wenceslao Boccelli Vargas, 30, on October 27 at Philadelphia International Airport on Montgomery County charges. The Abington Township Police Department issued a full extradition warrant for Vargas, of Philadelphia, on a felony charge of manufacture, deliver, or possess with...
Pennsylvania’s recent restaurant losses now include a small café that spent 22 years feeding Norristown’s weekday crowd. Frais Café permanently closed on October 27, 2026, ending a run built around…
