Saucon Valley football and wrestling coach Chris Fluck, who owns Brickhouse Strength in Lower Saucon Township, has announced a new Youth Speed and Agility Education Series he'll be hosting at the facility beginning later this month.
Just over a year after purchasing it, the Borough of Fountain Hill recently sold the property containing the former Hosey--at a six-figure profit--to a private developer.Â
Some dilapidated properties and businesses around Fountain Hill borough could be the recipients of a makeover soon, thanks to a proposed facade matching grant program.
Tough day at the office? Tell that to Tom Wargo, Fountain Hill borough's new zoning and codes enforcement officer, who recently found out his department had been accounting for fewer than half of the borough’s rental units.
John Landis of Lower Saucon Township has been selected to judge the Masters Obedience Championship at Westminster next month. The competition will be part of the 144th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show taking place from Feb. 9-11 in New York City.
Megan Patriarca and Nathan Orr are representing Saucon Valley High School in the fourth annual installment of the fundraising competition, which kicked off on Sunday, Jan. 12.
If you've been to a Saucon Valley High School football game over the past decade then chances are you've seen Amy Virden, and witnessed the positive influence she has on the students whose health she helps safeguard.
Have you felt like you're paying more at the pump recently? Your mind is not deceiving you. Gas prices for the Allentown area are up roughly 30 cents per gallon compared to what they were this time last year.
Emily Britland, a Lower Saucon Township resident and junior at Notre Dame-Green Pond High School, is raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Student of the Year Greater Lehigh Valley Program.
When it's cold outside, a full-bodied red wine can warm you up, which is why Bucks County Wine Trail vineyards are the place to be on weekends in January and February. Before you go though, check out their recommendations for some outstanding reds to enjoy this winter...and all year long!
