Bucks Co. Restaurant Closes: 'Just Not Sustainable,' Owner Says

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A barbecue joint in Lahaska has closed its doors, plus the Wawa in New Hope has closed temporarily for renovations.

This is a summary of business stories that made news over the past week in Bucks County:

Texas-Style Barbecue Spot Closes In Lahaska

Craft Barbecue Co., formerly Holy 'Que Smokehouse, has closed its doors in Lahaska. Owner and pitmaster Tom Peters made the announcement on its social media pages: "It's a tough pill to swallow but barbecue just isn't something that is sustainable in Lahaska."

Ferry Market Cuts The Ribbon On New Beer Garden In New Hope

The popular foodie destination in the heart of New Hope is now boasting a brand new vibe, new vendors, and an outdoor beer garden.

Cutting the ribbon on the new Ferry Beer Garden in New Hope. (Jeff Werner/Patch)

Another Rite Aid Closes In Bucks: What's Next For Pharmacy Chain?

The Richboro Rite Aid store is the latest pharmacy to close its doors, a casualty of the drug store chain’s ongoing financial troubles. The store, located at the Richboro Plaza on Second Street Pike, has permanently closed with signs on the door directing customers to the nearby Walgreens store for their prescription needs.

New Hope Wawa Store Closes For Renovations

Wawa customers in New Hope will have to head out of town for the next six weeks to pick up their favorite Wawa hoagies, coffee, and breakfast Sizzli. Wawa has gutted and fenced off its store on West Bridge Street at Sugan Road and will be completely remodeling the store. Typical Wawa renovation projects take about six weeks to complete.

Trinity Health Opens Yardley Outpatient Center

Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic Medical Group is holding a grand opening and ribbon cutting of its new outpatient center, Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic at Yardley, on Friday.