Elementary Class Lists Go Live Today + County Fair Gates Open

Feasterville Trevose, PA · August 12, 2026

Elementary student portals go live this morning across the district, so expect a flurry of back-to-school hallway speculation before the morning coffee even finishes brewing.


The Lead

Lower Southampton Township Police issued a safety alert to local businesses on Tuesday following an arrest tied to counterfeit currency. Officers took a suspect into custody after a fake $20 bill was passed at the Arby's on East Street Road on Monday evening. Detectives suspect additional fraudulent cash may still be circulating along the main commercial corridors in town and are encouraging cashiers and shop owners to closely inspect all paper currency. A second suspect connected to the incident remains under investigation. Business owners who encounter suspicious bills are asked to retain the bill safely and contact local police immediately.


Local Pulse

  • Neshaminy Elementary Class Lists Released Today Families can log into the parent portal starting this morning to view teacher assignments for the upcoming school year.

  • Brownsville Road Pedestrian Improvements Progressing Crews continue installing curb ramps and rapid-flashing beacon crosswalks near Avenue C with minor daytime traffic slowdowns.


Today's Outlook

  • Early shower chance giving way to sun Afternoon temperatures reaching 86°F with lingering humidity sticking around into the evening.

What's On Around Town

  • Wrightstown: Middletown Grange Fair Fairgrounds (576 Penns Park Rd), 10:00 AM–10:00 PM Agricultural exhibits, 4-H animals, carnival rides, and high-wire pirate stunt shows.

  • Lahaska: Pizza Night at Buttonwood Grill Peddler's Village, 5:00–7:00 PM Specialty pies, outdoor patio seating, and weeknight family dining specials.

  • Tohickon: Perseid Meteor Shower Starwatch Tohickon Boat Launch, 8:00–11:00 PM Free stargazing session with local astronomers during the peak meteor night.


Spotlight & Story

  • Churchville Reservoir
    • Formed in 1942 by damming Mill Creek, this 180-acre water basin just north of the township line hosts over 200 species of migratory waterfowl each year, visible from the quiet gravel banks off Churchville Road.

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