Fountain Hill Holiday Events Scheduled, Fire Co.’s Tree Sale Opens
Residents of Fountain Hill are gearing up for the holidays, and they soon will have several opportunities to celebrate them with their neighbors in the borough.
Residents of Fountain Hill are gearing up for the holidays, and they soon will have several opportunities to celebrate them with their neighbors in the borough.
The Coopersburg Tree Lighting is a special annual event held as a kick-off to the holiday season in the Southern Lehigh area. This year's event will be extra special, since it will be taking place in the recently-dedicated Town Center Park and Public Square in the heart of the borough's downtown business district.
It's the day when American retailers traditionally move from the red into the black, and when many consumers wake up early to shop til they drop for bargains galore on Christmas gifts and more. This year's Black Friday promises to be no exception, and many local merchants are gearing up for it by announcing extended hours for the day after Thanksgiving.
The Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce's annual kickoff to the holiday season in the Saucon Valley, Light Up Night, will feature something new this year.
It won't be long until the sound of "ho ho ho" fills the air at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley.
If you or someone you know is in need of a complimentary meal, Saucon Valley area churches and organizations are planning one in celebration of Thanksgiving.
Thanks to a grant from the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce, the holidays will be a little brighter for volunteers from the Hellertown Historical Society and the entire community.
With the Saucon Valley Compost Center closed this January, the annual disposal of Christmas trees in Hellertown borough and Lower Saucon Township will be a bit different this year, at least for some residents.
With so many obligations and so little time in which to meet them, for many people the holidays can feel more like a race to the finish line than a season to be savored.
Amazon has revealed a brand new Alexa feature that allows users to tip their delivery driver as a way of saying "thanks," and it doesn't cost customers a dime.