Starr Bus Charter Opens Headquarters In Fairless Hills

Starr Bus Charter has established its new headquarters and facility in Fairless Hills, marking the arrival of a major charter bus company in Lower Bucks County. The move culminates a process that began with an announcement made almost a year ago. The company held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday to officially open the doors of its new base of operations.

The relocation places the firm in a region already seeing shifts in its commercial landscape. While the bus company expanded its physical presence, other local business news from the week focused on preservation and new retail openings. In Bensalem, Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo visited the vacant Neshaminy Mall site. He observed crews packing three remaining dioramas for preservation as the county's first shopping mecca prepares for demolition.

New food establishments also opened in the area this week. El Jefe Mexican Street Food began serving customers at 543 York Road in Warminster Township. The new restaurant sits directly next to the established Bullard's American Cafe. This addition expands dining options in the township's commercial corridor.

In Middletown Township, a popular toy store chain announced the opening of a new standalone location at the Oxford Valley Mall. The company plans to open 120 new standalone shops across the country ahead of the holiday season. The Middletown store is part of this nationwide expansion effort.

Local government officials in Falls Township are also addressing commercial development concerns. Supervisors are finalizing potential modifications to a zoning ordinance known as the "curative amendment." This rule relates to regulations for data centers. Residents in Falls Township and surrounding communities can now review the proposed changes to the local zoning code.