This article is about Bridgeville’s comprehensive plan. If you already know what a comprehensive plan is, you can skip to the third paragraph. But you’re a normal human being being with a job, family, or even some really cool pets,

Bridgeville Borough Council voted 6-0 last week to adopt a $10.7 million budget with no tax increase. Millage remains at 10 mills on land and 6.5 mills on buildings. A mill is $1 of tax money for every $1,000 of

PUBLIC HEARING: A petition to rezone and proposed Ordinance No. 1024, filed by Roberta & Keith Walsh, to rezone Parcel 255-E-280 from Conservation to Residential 1 / Single Family. PUBLIC COMMENT – VISITORS, PLEASE STATE NAME AND ADDRESS BUSINESS:1. A

After a one-year (in-person) hiatus due to Covid, Bridgeville residents once again gathered at Triangle Park to kick off the holiday season at the borough’s annual Winter Blast event. That meant that Santa and Jessica Claus were back to lead

Santa will once again be visiting kids in person at this year’s Bridgeville Winter Blast! And there are rumors that there will be live Christmas music, along with the annual tree lighting. The event runs from 6:30 PM to 8

At this month’s Bridgeville Area Historical Society presentation, Georgeanne Abood Henson will discuss the World War II experiences of Bridgeville-area servicemen who became prisoners of war. For Abood Henson, it’s a story with a personal connection: her grandfather, George Abood;

The borough is looking for residents interested in filling a vacancy on the Bridgeville Parking Authority Board. This is a volunteer position with a five-year term. The parking authority oversees Bridgeville’s public parking infrastructure—lots, payment kiosks, parking permits, etc. Board