If you’re in the market for a new bike and you don’t get your spending limit up too high, you’re probably in business. After more than two years of pandemic-fueled supply chain issues […]
In any given sport, a number of former professional athletes who haven’t played in 20, 30 or 40 years look like they haven’t even exercised in 20, 30 or 40 years. […]
After three long years, the Kiwanis-Herald Sesame Place Classic is coming back and so is the always popular free, one-day admission ticket to Sesame Place that every participant receives when they register. […]
George Washington could never have imagined anything like this. Almost 246 years after the famous American general crossed the Delaware River for a surprise attack on British forces in Trenton, the iconic transition […]
At Morrisville Middle School, Jessica Reichert teaches mathematics and science, two subjects she’s quite familiar with, both in and out of the classroom. Weekdays, she uses her curriculum and so forth to educate […]
At first glance, having spring races return to their traditional dates might not seem like that big a deal. But just step into the starting line crowd at major events such as the […]
It started out as a method to thank a local military and police hero for his service to the country and the community as well as a way to give financial and emotional support to […]
When the weatherman says big snow is on the way, many people think of a day off from school or work, breaking out the skis or building a snowman. Notice we use the word “many,’’ […]
Warm weather and the spirit of outdoor activities helped the Bucks 5K Series thrive last spring despite the pandemic and there’s no reason runners shouldn’t feel optimistic about a return to that scenario in […]
While the latest COVID variant might make this winter feel a lot like last winter, the Bucks County Roadrunners Club is racing ahead with a positive attitude. The local speedsters’ Winter Series, which dates back […]
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