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Update: September 2026 – More than a year after Elk Creek Farm hit the market as Bucks County’s priciest listing, the property is still for sale. The offer on the table now is a different one. The 188-acre, $10.5 million package no longer appears in active listings. What remains is a 120.24-acre estate at 1315 Pineville Road, priced at $6.5 million.

Older adults exploring long-term options for their living arrangements should consider attending the Freedom Village at Brandywine Golden Ticket Luncheon. The three-hour event will take place Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026, from 11 AM to 2 PM at the senior living community, located at 15 Freedom Blvd. in West Brandywine. During the luncheon, guests will learn how Life Care can support a more secure retirement by offering greater financial predictability and peace of mind.

A $2,499,900 Furlong estate combines nearly 11 acres of Bucks County countryside with the amenities of a private luxury retreat. Located at 928 Swamp Road, the five-bedroom home offers substantial space for entertaining, recreation, horses, and an extensive vehicle collection. . . Built in 1987, the detached residence encompasses 4,890 square feet, with three full bathrooms and one half-bath.

Bucks County Community College is bringing a powerful memorial to Bucks County for the first time with an exhibition that honors people whose lives were cut short by gun violence. The “Souls Shot Portrait Project” is on display through Sept. 17 at the College’s Gallery at Lower Bucks Campus. The free exhibition can be viewed at the Gene and Marlene Epstein Campus at Lower Bucks, located in Bristol. The project connects fine artists with families and friends who have lost loved ones to gun violence.

Blackbird Health is extending its reach across Pennsylvania, building on its presence in the Philadelphia region with a new Pittsburgh-area location designed to connect more families with a broader network of pediatric mental health specialists. Blackbird began serving families both virtually and in-person at its new Bethel Park clinic on Aug. 31. The expansion marks another step in Blackbird’s commitment to improving access to pediatric mental health care for families across Pennsylvania.

Ursinus will launch its first-ever graduate program, opening a new chapter in graduate studies at the college. The Department of Health Sciences will offer a graduate program in exercise and sport science, beginning in May 2027. The 15-month, 30-credit online program is designed to prepare students for advanced professional practice and research in exercise physiology, sport science, and health-related fields.

A $50 million financing deal for a 29-story office tower in Center City has set a new record for Citadel Credit Union — and demonstrated just how much its commercial-lending capabilities have grown. Citadel’s $50 million commercial real estate loan for 2000 Market Street in Philadelphia is the largest commercial loan in Citadel’s history and represents a significant milestone in the continued expansion of its commercial-lending operation.

Aqua Pennsylvania has work underway to replace dozens of lead and galvanized customer-owned water service lines in several Delaware County communities. Customer-owned service lines are the pipes running from typically the curb line to homes and businesses. While Aqua treats drinking water to prevent leaching lead into the water, replacing these aging pipes is an extra step in reducing the risk for customers.

Whether you’re building an emergency fund, saving for a major purchase, or looking to earn more on your money, finding the right way to save can make a meaningful difference. Two popular options are high-yield savings accounts and certificates of deposit (CDs). While both can help your money earn interest, they work in different ways and are designed for different financial goals. If you’re comparing a CD vs.

The price tag on Northeast Philadelphia’s planned waterfront playground has doubled, and so has developers’ patience with getting it right, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. One River Marina, envisioned for a six-acre stretch of Delaware River frontage at 5190 Princeton Ave. near the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, now carries a projected cost approaching $80 million, up from the $40 million estimate developers floated when the project was expected to open by spring 2026.