A local interior designer and former schoolteacher, Republican Milou Mackenzie of Lower Saucon Township announced Wednesday that she is seeking represent the 131st legislative district in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Although it's mid-January, the Lehigh Valley area has not yet been hit with a significant winter storm this season. That could change this weekend, however.
Winter in Pennsylvania is probably the most challenging time of year when it comes to keeping your car clean, which is why it's also one of the best times to protect your vehicle with a detailing that goes above and beyond what a traditional "wash and wax" can do. Just ask Steve Housenick, the owner of Pinnacle Luxury Car Care at 130 Front Street in Hellertown.
Riggs is looking for an active family who will give him the training and love he needs. Meet him at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare in Williams Township.
Have you felt like you're paying more at the pump recently? Your mind is not deceiving you. Gas prices for the Allentown area are up roughly 30 cents per gallon compared to what they were this time last year.
Imagine having a disease that makes you feel like you are drowning. That was what Bruce Judd’s life was like until he received a new lung, thanks to a partnership between St. Luke’s University Health Network and Temple University Hospital.
Nearly a year after a combination bowling alley-restaurant-arcade closed at the Saucon Square shopping center on Rt. 378 in Lower Saucon Township, the anchor space it occupied remains vacant, with nothing to indicate that it will have life breathed into it soon.
Emily Britland, a Lower Saucon Township resident and junior at Notre Dame-Green Pond High School, is raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Student of the Year Greater Lehigh Valley Program.
The Phillips’ Mill Community Association has announced the addition of Spencer Saunders to its Board of Directors. As founder of the association's annual Photographic Exhibition, Saunders previously served on the board from 1992 to 2013.
Local media and community members got a sneak peek inside the newest addition to St. Luke's University Health Network's Anderson Campus off Rt. 33 in Bethlehem Township Friday. A ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception were held for the 180,000 square-foot Women & Babies Pavilion, which doubles the size of the Anderson Campus with its opening.
