Regional Roundup: Valley of Fear Catches Fire

 It took only minutes for flames to destroy a wooden structure that housed two haunted attractions at the Valley of Fear in the Feasterville section of Lower Southampton Wednesday afternoon. Get more local stories at Lower Southampton Patch.

 Hatboro joined communities across the nation Tuesday in celebrating National Night Out. The public safety initiative, which is aimed at boosting crime and drug prevention awareness, was a first for the borough. See more local stories at Hatboro-Horsham Patch.

 The Newtown-based non-profit community theater, Langhorne Players, received a donation of props, costumes and $6,000 from the Action Arts Theater Company of Cheltenham, which recently closed its doors. Get more local stories at Northampton Patch. 

State police said an NCIC check revealed that the driver, Rashaun D. Moore, 37, of Newtown, was found to be wanted on an outstanding warrant in Florida. He was transported to the Trevose station for processing. Read more local stories at Bensalem Patch.

 In July, the Bucks County Health Department inspected 19 restaurants, bars and food stores in Bristol. Here are the reports. Find more local stories at Levittown Patch.

 Multiple serious charges against a 48-year-old Newtown Township resident who was accused of  have been dropped. Get more local stories at Newtown Patch.

 A resident called Lower Moreland police to report that two dogs were loose on his property with no collars or leashes on. The resident claimed that while one dog was running around his backyard, it attacked his cat. Find more local stories at Lower Moreland Patch.