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Josh Popichak is the owner, publisher and editor of Saucon Source. A Lehigh Valley native, he's covered local news since 2005 and previously worked for Berks-Mont News and AOL/Patch. Contact him at josh@sauconsource.com.
A Philadelphia man was sentenced to seven-and-a-half to 15 years in state prison Thursday for the brutal assault of his then-girlfriend in Richland Township last January.
A leadership change is in the air for the Saucon Valley football program.
A major overhaul of Broadway that’s under way in Fountain Hill has become a target for a vandal or vandals, borough officials said in a borough-wide notification Friday.
Former Bucks County district attorney Michelle Henry became Pennsylvania’s acting attorney general Tuesday when former attorney general Josh Shapiro took the oath of office to become governor.
A former Hellertown resident who disappeared from his home in Allentown shortly after Christmas has family members and friends worried, and they’re asking for assistance in locating him.
Ruth B. Hill, 98, of Phoenixville, formerly of Hellertown, died Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023 at Phoenixville Hospital-Tower Health. Arrangements are by the Heintzelman Funeral Home Inc., Hellertown.
In addition to February hours for borough residents, Hellertown borough officials Wednesday announced that compost center ID cards will be sold to Lower Saucon Township residents who wish to continue using the facility beginning March 1.
Opponents of a proposed landfill expansion in Lower Saucon Township are taking their case to the motoring public by planting yard signs asking them to “Dump the Dump” along busy local roads and at intersections.
A legislator who represents part of Lower Saucon Township in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and also calls the township home has relocated her district office to a building on top of South Mountain, just off Rt. 378.
ActivArmor of Colorado has developed a removable, waterproof and durable 3-dimensional plastic cast. The casts–which are usually covered by insurance–have been used by the St. Luke’s Orthopedic Care team for more than a year, and in December St. Luke’s became the first health care facility in the nation to use its in-house 3D Print and Innovation Lab to produce ActivArmor casts for upper extremity injuries.