Recent News in Lower Bucks County: Man Charged with Mother’s Murder, PECO Construction Project on Warminster Road

The past week in Lower Bucks County has been filled with a mix of news stories, ranging from construction updates to new flavors being unveiled. Here’s a recap of some of the top stories that have been making headlines:

First up, construction on Warminster Road is set to continue through October. PECO will be installing new underground gas pipes in the area, which may cause additional traffic on a stretch of Warminster Road from Byberry Road to Tanner Avenue. The work will take place on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., so be sure to plan your commute accordingly.

In more somber news, a man was charged with the murder of his 82-year-old mother in Northampton. William Michael Ingram is facing criminal homicide charges in connection with his mother’s death at her condominium. The community was shocked by this tragic event, and the investigation is ongoing.

On a lighter note, a new pickleball court is planned to open in Hatboro this summer. Pickleball, a mini-paddle activity played on 44-foot long courts, is gaining popularity in the region. The new indoor facility on 330 S. Warminster Road will provide a new space for enthusiasts to enjoy this fun and active sport.

In education news, Bucks County Community College is inviting first and second-year University of the Arts students to a virtual information session to explore educational pathways. This session will provide valuable insights for students looking to further their academic pursuits and career goals.

And for those with a sweet tooth, Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard has unveiled a new flavor in their early summer lineup. The Kool-Aid Tropical Punch Italian Ice promises to be a refreshing and delicious treat for the warm summer months ahead.

From construction updates to community events and new flavors, Lower Bucks County has been buzzing with activity. Stay tuned for more news and updates as the summer unfolds.