Bo needs a family who will be patient, understanding and help calm his fears. He is desperate for love but unsure how that feels. Continue Reading →
Josh Popichak
Josh Popichak is a journalist and publisher who is passionate about providing an open online platform and advocating for independent, local news. He has covered news--first in print, later online--in the Saucon Valley area of eastern Pennsylvania since 2005. In addition to writing extensively about local issues, he uses Facebook, Instagram and other social media to help personalize and broaden awareness of topics affecting the communities he covers. He also manages the Facebook pages for several local businesses as part of his business, Saucon Source LLC. He is a 1999 graduate of Bates College, where he was a history major and arts editor for the student newspaper.
Recent Posts
Richard C. Berkheimer Sr., 55, of Lower Saucon (Obituary Brought to You by Heintzelman Funeral Home)
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Richard C. Berkheimer Sr., 55, of Lower Saucon Township, formerly of Muncy, died Thursday, July 20, 2017 at Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries, Sponsored by Heintzelman Funeral Home, Heintzelman Funeral Home, Lower Saucon Township, Muncy, Obituary, Richard C. Berkheimer Sr.
New Main Street Location for Hellertown Yoga Studio
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YogaMos, a popular yoga studio at 410 Main St., Hellertown, is moving, but not far. The business is moving just a few blocks up the street to 766 Main St., Hellertown. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Community, Business, Classes, Hellertown, Karma Yoga, Kids Yoga, Main Street
2 Vehicles Scratched in Separate Incidents on Chancellor Street, Police Say
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Lower Saucon Township Police are investigating two separate incidents involving criminal mischief to vehicles on Chancellor Street in the Society Hill complex. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Community, Police, Chancellor Street, Criminal Mischief, Keyed, Lower Saucon Township, Police, Scratched
Man Was DUI When He Drove Into Apartment Building Wall, Police Say
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A Lower Saucon Township man has been charged with DUI after police say he allegedly drove into an exterior apartment building wall in his complex last month. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police, Apartment Building, DUI, Lower Saucon Township, Scenic View Lane, Wall
Man Threw Screwdriver at Trucker in I-78 Road Rage Incident in L. Saucon, Police Say
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Gresham was arrested by Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast and following a preliminary arraignment before District Judge Anthony Rapp was sent to Northampton County Prison in lieu of $15,000 bail, according to court records. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police, Assault, Highway, I-78, Lower Saucon Township, Pennsylvania State Police, Rampage, Road Rage
PennDOT to Install Sidewalk Between New Water Street Bridge, Creek Road
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If you are one of the many Society Hill, Saucon View and other residents of the Friedensville Road neighborhood just west of the Water Street Bridge who regularly walk, jog or bike into Hellertown, some news shared at Borough Council’s meeting Monday night will likely please you. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Community, Family, Government, Traffic, Bethlehem, Bridge, Hellertown, PennDOT
Ferne M. Unangst, 91, Formerly of Coleman Street, Bethlehem (Obituary Brought to You by Heintzelman Funeral Home)
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Ferne M. Unangst, 91, formerly of Coleman Street, Bethlehem, died peacefully Wednesday, July 19, 2017 at Holy Family Manor, Bethlehem. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries, Sponsored by Heintzelman Funeral Home, Bethlehem, Coleman Street, Ferne M. Unangst, Heintzelman Funeral Home, Obituary
Howard F. Ganssle, 91, of Lower Saucon (Obituary Brought to You by Heintzelman Funeral Home)
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Howard F. Ganssle, 91, of Lower Saucon Township, died Wednesday, July 19, 2017 at Arden Courts of Old Orchard, Bethlehem Township. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries, Sponsored by Heintzelman Funeral Home, Heintzelman Funeral Home, Howard F. Ganssle, Lower Saucon Township, Obituary
I am Willing to Witness My Fear (Spiritual Corner With Amy)
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The good news is that because fear is just a thought, we can change it. It is the thought of fear that makes us feel fearful. When we are thinking good thoughts, we feel good. Continue Reading →