The weather was just about ideal for the annual Coopersburg Halloween Parade Sunday, and it seemed as though most of the Southern Lehigh area's population was either marching in it or watching it go by.
As usual, the month of October will be a busy one in the Coopersburg area, with Halloween-themed events, fundraisers, a fire company open house and other activities planned.
In their first conference match of 2019, the Saucon Valley girls soccer team (1-1-0) slid past the Bangor Slaters (1-1-1) on Tuesday by a score of 1-0, securing their eighth straight victory over Bangor since 2012.
Heller Homestead Park in Lower Saucon Township will soon feature refurbished signs and be clear of debris, thanks to Bethlehem Catholic High School student Charlie Pavis.
Thousands of people lined the streets of Hellertown to watch the 2018 Saucon Valley Spirit Parade, which was held Sunday on a sunny but chilly day.
The 2018 Saucon Valley Spirit Parade will soon be marching down Main Street in Hellertown. If you're planning to go, you can expect to see dozens of floats, bands, organizations, businesses, fire and police departments and local dignitaries.
The Panthers dominated on Friday night earning themselves a 48-12 victory over the Bangor Slaters. It was another mercy-rule win for Saucon Valley and there were a number of Krunch-Time! options.
If running out of candy to throw mid-way through the Saucon Valley Spirit Parade is a perennial problem for your organization's float or marchers the Hellertown Post Office has announced that it is here to help you this year.
Jessica O’Donnell of the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce requested and received approval by Borough Council Monday to relocate Hellertown’s annual Light Up Night celebration to Dimmick Park.
Despite forecasts that included a chance of storms, the weather held out and the sun shone on the 17th annual Hellertown-Lower Saucon Community Day in Dimmick Park Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
