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Organized by Keystone Canna Remedies, the conference was an opportunity for residents, media and others to learn more about the rapidly-evolving medical marijuana landscape in Pennsylvania.
If you thought nothing could top last year’s Hellertown Light Up Night, which drew thousands of visitors to the borough’s Dimmick Park for an evening of festive holiday fun, the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce wants you to think again.
There is hunger here in Hellertown, and that’s why Saucon Source is partnering with local businesses and relying on the generosity of our readers to help Saucon Valley families who are facing food insecurity this holiday season.
Your Thanksgiving turkey dinner might not yet be fully digested–or even on the table–when some of the first retailers in the area throw open their doors for Black Friday shopping.
Cascade the Restaurant at Durham Springs in Kintnersville kicks off the holiday season with a festive gathering on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 28. And to ring in the new year, there’s no better place in Bucks County to celebrate than at Durham Springs.
A main artery in Fountain Hill borough will be upgraded thanks to a $1 million safety improvement grant. Officials said Tuesday that the grant will be used to replace curbs and sidewalks along a one-mile section of Broadway between the Salisbury Township and Bethlehem city lines.
After concerns were raised about increased traffic volume that was expected to congest the intersection of Main and Walnut streets in Hellertown during the Water Street Bridge project earlier this year, PennDOT conducted a traffic study at the intersection this fall.
At the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market a group of veterans gathered Sunday. Their meals were on the house, courtesy of Wasel’s Omelets and in honor of Veterans Day. Most of the men are regulars who enjoy the camaraderie they’ve found. One of them is Hellertown resident Donald “Don” Lewis, a 94-year-old WWII veteran and recipient of the Purple Heart.
If you think it feels more like January than early November, you’re not alone. Temperatures have taken a nose dive throughout the area due to an invasion of Arctic air; an invasion that will receive a reinforcement on Tuesday, when snow is also possible.
An arrest warrant has been issued for a Bethlehem city man in a case in which Lower Saucon Township Police say he was paid for “work at a residence” that he allegedly never completed.
