In partnership with
In this issue of Daniel Boone Local Scoop
📅 Huge List of Upcoming Local Events
⚾️ Support Boone Baseball Through Weeklong Fundraiser
🔥 Birdsboro-Union EMS Teams Train on New Protocols
🎂 Malizzi Cakes Announces Mother’s Day Specials
🤠 Line Dancing Night Set for May 2 at Island Pizza
🚒 Amity Fire Crews Train with New Ladder Truck
Have an Event You Want Promoted?
Need a break from high interest?
The right card can give you time—and real savings. Take advantage of 0% intro APR on purchases for an extended period and 0% intro APR on balance transfers for up to 21 months, so you can focus on paying down your balance without added interest.
It’s a simple way to consolidate debt, reduce interest costs, or finance a large purchase with more flexibility. Many of these offers also come with no annual fee, helping you save even more from day one.
Whether you’re tackling existing balances or planning ahead, a long intro APR period can make a big difference—giving you the breathing room you need.
APRIL 30th
AARP Safe Driving Refresher Course - 10:00am - 2:30pm
MAY 1st
DB Girls Varsity LAX vs Warwick (A) - 7:15pm
The Day Players Band - the Leading Men of Daytime Television -
7:30pm to 10:30pm
MAY 2nd
FREE Kentucky Derby Party with LIVE music inside Gatsby's - 4:00pm - 6:00pm
One Funny Lisa Marie at SoulJoel's - 5:00pm - 6:30pm
MAY 3rd
Richie and The High Street Rockers Return to SunnyBrook - 3:00pm -
7:00pm
WANT TO LIST YOUR EVENT? 👇👇👇
Support Boone Baseball
Through Weeklong Fundraiser
The Daniel Boone Sports Boosters have announced a change to an upcoming Daniel Boone Baseball fundraiser.
The Rita’s fundraiser originally scheduled for April 30 has been postponed due to scheduling conflicts with both junior varsity and varsity games. A new date for the event will be announced at a later time.
In the meantime, supporters can still contribute by participating in an ongoing Chick-fil-A fundraiser, which runs throughout the week. Customers are encouraged to mention Daniel Boone when making a purchase to ensure proceeds benefit the program.
Birdsboro-Union EMS Teams
Train on New Protocols
The Birdsboro-Union Fire Department (Station 7) is continuing to enhance its emergency medical services, with 28 certified EMS personnel actively training to better serve the community.
With the introduction of new statewide protocols, qualified responders are now able to administer a wider range of life-saving treatments, including epinephrine, albuterol nebulizers, Narcan, glucose monitoring and hemostatic agents.
Department officials noted that additional training sessions are being scheduled to ensure all personnel are up to date on the latest procedures, reinforcing their commitment to preparedness and high-quality emergency care.
Malizzi Cakes Announces Mother’s Day Specials
Malizzi Cakes & Pastries is offering a selection of Mother’s Day specials, available for a limited time on May 8 and May 9, with orders due by May 3.
The bakery’s featured items include a floral cupcake bouquet with seven decorated cupcakes, a 4-inch flower pot cake with customizable flavors and colors, and chocolate-covered strawberries sold in half-dozen or full-dozen options. A wide variety of cupcake flavors will also be available, ranging from classic vanilla and chocolate to specialty options like cookies and cream, lemon, red velvet and raspberry buckle.
Orders must be placed in advance through the bakery’s online ordering system.
Line Dancing Night Set for May 2 at Island Pizza
A Line Dancing Night is set to take place at Island’s, offering an evening of music and fun on the patio.
The event will be held on May 2 from 9 p.m. to midnight, featuring instruction and entertainment led by Boot Scootin’ Becky. Guests can enjoy a lively atmosphere while learning dance steps and taking part in the group experience.
The event is open to those 21 and older, with a $5 cover charge for entry.
Amity Fire Crews Train with New Ladder Truck
Amity Fire and Rescue crews are continuing hands-on training with their recently acquired Ladder 49, focusing on building familiarity and operational readiness.
Firefighters spent time working with the ladder truck at local commercial properties, including areas near Pine Forge Road and Route 662, using the opportunity to practice response strategies and preplan for potential emergencies.
Officials say ongoing training is essential to ensure crews are fully prepared to operate the equipment effectively and safely within the community.
How Did We Do?