VIDEO: Heart-pounding footage of police rescuing horse from burning barn
Hilltown Township Police released dramatic video footage of a horse being rescued from a burning barn last week by two heroic, tenacious officers. When police arrived at the scene of the fire in the 1500 block More...
Annual sculpture exhibition opens Saturday at New Hope Arts
“Feeling Beautiful” by Keith Holt New Hope Arts’ annual juried sculpture exhibition opens on Saturday, ending a five-month closure of the gallery space. “Sculpture 2020” is structured More...
Covid-19 cases on the rise in New Hope, Solebury
The number of covid-19 cases in New Hope and Solebury has been moving up in recent days, according to the Bucks County Health Department. New Hope had 10 active cases as of Tuesday, up two from a day earlier, More...
New Hope woman in semifinals to be Maxim Covergirl
New Hope resident and businesswoman Revi Haviv is in the running for the chance to appear on the cover of Maxim magazine. Haviv, 37, is among 64 semi-finalists out of approximately 34,000 candidates who were originally More...
PennDOT offers non-binary gender designation on driver licenses
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) on Thursday announced that it now offers a non-binary gender designation option for its driver licenses and photo identification cards. “Our identity documents More...
ACME Screening Room presents ‘Do the Right Thing’ on Saturday in Lambertville
ACME Screening Room continues its summer “carpool cinema” series at 204 N. Union St. in Lambertville on Saturday night with the Spike Lee film “Do the Right Thing.” The parking lot opens at 8 p.m., with More...
OPINION: New Hope can make it if we all do our part
By Mike Wieners It is 95 degrees and it feels like 106. I have been on my feet outside for six straight hours. I am hot, sweaty and exhausted. Despite this, I am happy — happy to be able to do what I More...
Canceled for covid: New Hope Auto Show, Craft Fair, PrideFest
New Hope Auto Show (file) Few will be surprised that amid rising covid-19 infection rates, three major New Hope events that had been holding out hope to open on a limited basis have decided to cancel altogether. The More...
Plea deal reached in case involving driver who struck New Hope pedestrian in February
Photo: Deanne McBeath A plea agreement has been reached in a case involving a Philadelphia woman who struck a Morrisville man with her minivan as he walked his dog near the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge on Feb. More...
Passing of Mary P. Dorman of Lambertville
Mary P. “Petie” Dorman, died at her home in Lambertville on Tuesday, July 14. She was 95. Born and raised in West Orange, N.J., she was given the affectionate nickname “Petie” by her husband while they More...