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On Friday night against the Northern Lehigh Bulldogs, Saucon Valley played great defense, scored early and often, then repeated the process along the way to building a 42-0 halftime lead. At the end of a fantastic night for high school football, the Panthers celebrated a dominating 42-14, mercy-rule victory. The Saucon Valley Panthers (5-0) now, at the midpoint of the 2018 season, are the only unbeaten team remaining in the Colonial League.
The Panthers dominated on Friday night earning themselves a 42-14 victory over the Northern Lehigh Bulldogs. Just because it was a mercy-rule win for Saucon Valley doesn’t mean that there were no Krunch-Time! plays. With 20 seconds remaining in the 1st Half and the Panthers handily ahead, Saucon Valley took a shot to put a final nail in the Northern Lehigh coffin.
Northern Lehigh Bulldogs. Saucon never punted and put up forty-two 1st Half points. With Panther reserves playing the entire 2nd Half, the Bulldogs were held to 128 yards of total offense. Of course, with those types of stats there had to be quite a few big plays.
Whether you are a classic car aficionado or not, the Star Hellertown Classic Car Show on Sunday, Sept. 23 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Star Pre-owned Hellertown will have something for you to enjoy.
Lower Saucon Township council voted unanimously at their meeting on Sept. 5 to approve a resolution recognizing the efforts of local firefighters and rescue personnel during flash flooding last month.
The 14-year-old Saucon Valley High School student who allegedly used the social media app Snapchat to threaten a school shooting Wednesday is no longer a student in the Saucon Valley School District.
Are you ready for some high school football, Panther Nation? Once again, the time has come to start getting pumped for another Friday night football fight. After last week’s exciting win at Salisbury, Saucon Valley (4-0) is back to defend their home turf and their undefeated record against the Northern Lehigh Bulldogs (3-1).
A Lower Saucon Township teen is being charged as a juvenile after township police say he allegedly used the social media app Snapchat to threaten a school shooting Wednesday.
An Ottsville, Nockamixon Township woman whose third DUI last summer killed a 21-year-old driver and critically injured his girlfriend was sentenced Tuesday to serve five-and-a-half to 20 years in state prison.
Robert H. Heil Sr., 97, of Hellertown, died Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2018 at his residence. Arrangements are by the Heintzelman Funeral Home Inc., Hellertown.
A man who was allegedly trespassing at a property he is not permitted to visit jumped out a window when officers were dispatched to the property, Lower Saucon Township Police said Wednesday in a news post on their Crimewatch website.
A Hellertown man is charged with causing an accident involving damage to attended property after borough police say he allegedly struck a dog with his car in the 100 block of Front Street Sept. 7 and then left the scene.
Hellertown Borough Council Monday night unanimously voted to terminate the employment of a public works department employee who earlier this month was charged with dealing methamphetamine.
A vacancy on the Hellertown Zoning Hearing Board was filled Monday when borough council voted unanimously to appoint resident Andrew Hughes to fill it.
The names of the boys and girls who have been selected to be members of the 2018 Saucon Valley High School Homecoming Court were announced Tuesday.
Families who have been affected by a loved one’s drug addiction will soon have an opportunity to learn from others who’ve experienced the heroin and opioid addiction health crisis firsthand at a Northampton Community College free forum.
Coopersburg borough has also been awarded $250,000 through the Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program for the completion of the southern end of its section of the Saucon Rail Trail, State Rep. Justin Simmons (R-131) announced Monday.
Christmas is only 12 or so weekends away and it was on the minds of Hellertown Borough Council members Monday as they discussed options for a Christmas tree in Dimmick Park.
A number of residents of Magnolia Road, Saucon Street and other primarily residential streets near the former Reinhard School in Hellertown attended a council meeting Monday to share their concerns about a conceptual proposal to construct a 17,000 square foot public works building there.
