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Bucks County nonprofits are seeing increased need in the community. That's why Give A Christmas is so important.

“Special teams are a third of the game.” It’s an old coach’s mantra, meant to remind players not to let down just because the offense and defense are on the sidelines. Those “hidden yards” on special teams have made the difference in many a win or loss. It was precisely that type of team-wide effort […]

NORRISTOWN — A Philadelphia woman accused of supplying the drugs that led to the overdose death of a Willow Grove man will face a jury that will decide her fate in September. The jury trial for Johneia Marie Garrett, 26, of the 1500 block of Widener Place, will begin on Sept. 13, according to an order issued by Montgomery County Judge William R. Carpenter, who will preside over the trial, which is expected to last five days. Garrett, who listed a previous address along the 1900 block of Coolidge Avenue in Upper Moreland, faces charges of drug delivery resulting in death, involuntary mans...

NORTH WALES — Two local towns will be flying more colors than just the traditional red, white and blue soon. Both North Wales Borough and Upper Gwynedd Township plan to fly rainbow Pride flags at their municipal buildings through June, after talks and votes by their respective elected officials last week. "The question is, has the borough made any plans to raise a Pride flag at borough hall, and/or Weingartner Park?" said North Wales council President Jim Sando. - Advertisement - "The answer is no, we haven't had any discussion about that, until you brought it up this evening," he sai...

CHELTENHAM -- Student members of the Montgomery County Cultural Proficiency and Equity Student Ambassadors had one critical question for state legislators during a recent virtual town hall: “Why aren’t we spending more on education?” Yasir Valentine, a senior at Cheltenham High School, posed the challenge during the town hall discussion, organized by the student organization and their adult consultant Carmina Taylor. Since launching last February, the group has involved 80 high school students across eight different school districts in Montgomery County who are meeting monthly....