Chicken Chain Changes, Neshaminy Mall Art Spared In Lower Bucks Co.

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A chicken chain franchisee is struggling financially and has declared bankruptcy.

Meanwhile, two Warminster businesses made news with reopenings.

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

Dave's Hot Chicken Franchisee Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Langhorne-based franchisee TIG Reaper LLC, which operates several Dave's Hot Chicken locations, including one in Willow Grove, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. (Read More)

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Popeyes Reopens After Electrical Fire

Popeyes on Street Road in Warminster has reopened following an electrical fire in late July in the same building where another one took place a few years ago. (Read More)

(Google Maps)

Dunkin' Donuts Holds Grand Reopening

The Dunkin' Donuts on Street Road has reopened — once again. State Rep. Brian Munroe attended the recent grand reopening of the Warminster Dunkin’ Donuts. (Read More)

(State Rep. Brian Munroe)

Neshaminy Mall Dioramas To Be Preserved

With the Neshaminy Mall will be closing soon, it's historic and iconic art inside the building will be preserved, Bensalem Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo said. (Read More)

(Google Maps)

Iron Oven Planning Fresh Start In Hatboro

The former Ross & Co. building in Hatboro is getting a fresh coat of paint. Iron Oven is getting ready to open its second location outside of its Southampton site. (Read More)

(Borough of Hatboro)