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A clothing store that’s unique to the area will soon open at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, according to a news release from the Upper Saucon Township lifestyle center.
You won’t find organic produce, homemade baked goods or butcher meats at this market stand, but you will find eye-catching, high-quality reusable items like face masks and cotton coasters when you visit Pins ‘N Needles at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market.
We recently asked Saucon Source readers to tell us who has the best Chinese food in the Saucon Valley School District (Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township). The winner is…
Blackbird Farms founder Kegan Hilaire is excited to bring his farm’s produce to the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market for the first time this summer. With over 100 varieties of vegetables and fruit being grown this season, the Upper Milford farm will have an extensive selection of produce for market-goers to purchase.
There’s hardly a better place to enjoy July 4th weekend than right here in Eastern Pennsylvania, where there are seemingly endless fun activities to do. We’ve put together the following list of a few ideas for ways to spend the upcoming holiday weekend.
Monday evening was rather warm, but nevertheless a nice night for the Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township Police departments’ annual bike ride on the Saucon Rail Trail. The ride ended with frozen treats at Rita’s Italian Ice in Hellertown.
Just like our readers, we at Saucon Source are committed to supporting the small local businesses that are the economic lifeblood of our community. With a little forethought, many of the items necessary for your Independence Day celebration can be bought locally. Need ideas? They’re in this guide!
From egg rolls to pork lo mein to orange beef and Crab Rangoon, Americans are known for eating a lot of Chinese food, and local folks are no exception to that rule.
Aunt Jack’s Real Home Baking returns to the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market this season in celebration of ten years of vending at the market!
Last week Lower Saucon Township became the latest entity to voice their opposition to a bill which would require the use of water and wastewater asset management plans throughout Pennsylvania.