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A store that sells vaping devices and related products will soon be opening in the Shoppes at Hellertown, according to signage outside one of the shopping center’s vacant units.
If you’ve been a regular customer at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market at any point in the past decade, you’ve probably sampled some of the delicious sweet and savory baked goods sold by Tomblers Bakery, which has been a market vendor for 14 seasons now.
610, 484, 215, 267 and 445. And soon you’ll be able to add 835 to that list. There’s a new area code coming to southeastern Pennsylvania and the state’s Public Utility Commission is alerting residents and businesses that it will soon be activated and in use.
If you’re hungry, sometimes you need to get angry… Angry Viking Jerky, that is! Angry Viking Jerky is new to the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market in 2022, and already their selection of hand-crafted, cured meats is developing quite a following.
If you have a new car you’re eager to drive or simply have time to get out and explore new places, the summer of 2022 may not be the best time to embark on numerous joyrides. Gas prices are soaring, and just topped $5 a gallon for the first time locally.
An outdoor event featuring local food trucks and sponsored by the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce drew hundreds of residents to the borough’s Dimmick Park Saturday, on what turned out to be a gorgeous early June afternoon.
Among the dozens of vendors at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market, Macungie Mountain Herb Farm is instantly recognizable for its retro white metal trailer festooned with lemon wreaths, sunflowers and signs advertising its signature flavored lemonades and herb teas.
There’s a saying, “A day without bread is like a day without sunshine,” which for patrons of the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market’s vendor Breadfermented may very well hold true.
If you’re worried about the summer months ahead and how to keep the kiddos occupied, The Art Establishment in Fountain Hill is hosting summer art camps they’re sure to love.
The unofficial beginning of summer means the start of summer travel season, and despite record gas prices, many Lehigh Valley residents are expected to take to the roads this Memorial Day weekend.