Penn State Lehigh Valley to Host NFL Player
Local football fans and aspiring young players will have the opportunity to meet former Penn State and current Washington Commanders wide receiver Jahan Dotson this Sunday, July 14.
Local football fans and aspiring young players will have the opportunity to meet former Penn State and current Washington Commanders wide receiver Jahan Dotson this Sunday, July 14.
Once we build accountability for bringing our fitness pursuits into the spotlight, we are well on the way to ensuring that we achieve what we set out to do. The path we take to get there is up to you.
Saucon Creek Fitness's event will begin with gym tours at 8 a.m. and include an open gym High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workout starting at 9 a.m. Later there will be food, a DJ and games.
Caroline Pamukcu of Riegelsville began honing in on her sport when she was 16 years old. And now, after years of immense dedication, she’s about to fulfill her life-long dream.
Earlier this month, from June 6-8, Penn State University in State College hosted the 50th annual Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games. More than 2,000 athletes--including a young man from Saucon Valley--competed in eight sports.
The clinics are part of St. Luke's University Health Network's Sports Medicine Department's comprehensive Name Image Likeness (NIL) program, which aims to develop future leaders in our community.
By a 30-0 vote, the PIAA board of directors recently approved a first reading for flag football in what it described as a first step in officially sanctioning the emerging sport in Pennsylvania.
The selected sites were approved for four consecutive sports seasons: 2024-25, 2025-26, 2026-27 and 2027-28.
At 66 years old, and still coaching track and field, swimming and cross-country, Ed Kolosky aka "Coach K" of Hellertown wishes he had gotten shoulder surgery at St. Luke’s sooner than last November. He’s thankful to his surgeon, St. Luke’s Chief of Orthopedic Sports Medicine Gregory Carolan, MD, of St. Luke’s Orthopedic Care, and physical therapist Jeff Hetrick, PT, MPT, at Physical Therapy at St. Luke’s North, for his post-surgery rehab.
The renovations, which will cost $2.5 million, will convert the grass field into an all-weather, all-year playing surface with improved drainage and lighting, the college said.