Instead of canceling the borough's outdoor tree-lighting, Southern Lehigh chamber staff and business sponsors pivoted to make the event a drive-thru holiday celebration and provide the community with a much-appreciated sense of normalcy.
Was it Santa's elves? Hellertonians and Lower Sauconites have been abuzz wondering who decorated a section of the Saucon Rail Trail with Christmas ornaments recently.
Saucon Source was lucky enough to be joined by Kathy, a secretary from the North Pole, who works closely with the local Letters to Santa program. Kathy spoke about the joys of working with the Hellertown Post Office on a such a wonderful holiday program.
Don't be surprised if you see Santa Claus travelling through Saucon Valley streets by fire truck over the next few weekends. Saint Nick will be escorted through the area by local fire departments during the month of December.
The holiday spirit will wrap around Coopersburg this Saturday, Dec. 12, when the Southern Lehigh Chamber of Commerce & Coopersburg Fire Co. No. 1 present the borough's annual tree-lighting ceremony from 6 to 8 p.m. However, the event will be different than what was originally planned, as a result of new COVID-19 restrictions.
The Lehigh Valley has no shortage of wonderful and historic holiday traditions. Lehigh Valley Passport to History has put together a list of some can't-miss events to take advantage of over the next month.
Your holiday celebration could be even sweeter thanks to a local supermarket chain's promotion that could save you money on a traditional Christmas dinner table favorite.
If 5 p.m. sunsets have you feeling light-deprived, there's good news from Pennsylvania wine country, where acres of enchanting vineyards along the Bucks County Wine Trail will be illuminated with festive holiday lights this December.
The Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce's Holiday Weekend Extravaganza began Friday with a virtual tree-lighting ceremony and continued Saturday evening with a festive light display in the borough's Morris J. Dimmick Park.
What better way to put 2020 in the rearview mirror than by decking out your home or business with a dazzling array of twinkling lights. Show off your hard work and help bring joy to others by entering Saucon Source’s 2020 Holiday Lights Contest and Tour, co-sponsored by Bob’s Valley Wide Carpet Care and Blair Custom Homes.
