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St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus in Allentown celebrated the opening of the region’s most advanced detoxification unit with a virtual ribbon-cutting earlier this week.
Grida’s Soft Ice Cream has been serving comfort food in a welcoming environment to families, friends and neighbors in Richlandtown for more than 50 years.
St. Luke’s now offers a new pencil-eraser-shaped device, call the Zephyr endobronchial valve, that helps patients with advanced emphysema or COPD breathe easier.
There was a bit of rain Sunday, but it was no match for the Easter Bunny and his friends, who gathered at the Hellertown Democratic Club to greet families for a drive-thru visit.
ITNLehigh Valley is working with the Bethlehem Health Bureau and Meals on Wheels of the Greater Lehigh Valley to provide mobile vaccine services for non-driving residents of Northampton County.
By hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinics at the Hispanic Center of the Lehigh Valley and Greater Shiloh Church in Easton, St. Luke’s University Health Network is working to improve vaccine access for members of underserved communities, including communities of color and Spanish speakers.
Ahart’s Market in South Bethlehem has offered healthy and affordable food options to locals for nearly 20 years, however that’s about to change. The neighborhood grocery store recently announced it will close April 30 due to what it said were profitability issues related to COVID-19.
Lower Saucon Township Police are asking for the public’s help with reuniting two dogs with their owner or owners.
Mama Minniti’s in Salisbury Township gives new meaning to the term “family business.” From the second guests enter owner Tawnya Minniti’s new restaurant, lovingly-prepared food, service and a warm, traditional atmosphere combine to make them feel at home.
Angelina Valenti is a local Girl Scout, who is hosting a Last Chance cookie sale this weekend. The 10-year-old scout, who also participates in ballet and boxing, is hoping to reach her goal of selling 1,500 boxes of cookies.
Over the weekend the Turkey Hill store on Rt. 309 in Coopersburg went dark, leaving many customers puzzled about why they couldn’t purchase coffee or gas there.
