Julia Rapp is a local journalist based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She specializes in covering news and events in the area, with a focus on highlighting the achievements and stories of individuals and businesses in the community. Her work has been featured in BUCKSCO.Today, MONTCO.Today, VISTA.Today, and DELCO.Today.
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Julia Rapp's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including sports events, community initiatives, and local business developments in Pennsylvania's Bucks County. She often features seasonal and promotional deals alongside private sector announcements and press releases.
If you are looking to reach out to Julia with a pitch or press release, consider topics related to local sports events, community initiatives, human resources & employment news (particularly within the context of small businesses), family & relationships that tie into the local area or entertainment news relevant to the region. Promotional deals for locally-based businesses may also be well-received based on her coverage attributes.
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Levittown, the iconic symbol of affordable post-war housing, is experiencing a seismic shift in its real estate market.
By: Julia Rapp
A du Pont entrepreneur says that people can expect to hear more investments coming from Kennett Square’s esteemed Longwood Gardens.
Carol and Richard Lee built their home in 2003, but now, 20 years later, they relocated to Kennett Square.
A survey aimed at figuring out who serves up the best pie in Bucks County got many votes, but one has emerged as the clear favorite.
By: Julia Rapp
Childhood nostalgia meets modern convenience as New Jersey-based Mister Softee unveils its new tracking app for ice cream trucks.
By: Julia Rapp
Fritz Bakery, a beloved mainstay in Bucks County since 1974, is set to expand its Bensalem location to accommodate growing demand.
By: Julia Rapp
A charming and newly renovated $2 million Doylestown home dating back to 1867 was featured in the New York Times.
By: Julia Rapp
The Hill School in Pottstown made the list of top 15 most expensive high schools in the United States. Here’s how much it costs to attend.
The burger landscape in Bucks County is replete with local eateries that elevate the humble burger to gourmet status.
By: Julia Rapp
If you want to skip cooking on Christmas Day, you can enjoy a delicious meal at one of several Bucks County restaurants open on December 25.
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