Consider checking out your local Rail Trail this November for a run in the fresh air, amid some beautiful fall scenery. In addition to feeling happier, you will also be putting yourself on the road to living your healthiest life.
A rainstorm that affected the area Saturday moved out in time for Southern Lehigh area residents and visitors to enjoy the annual Coopersburg Halloween Parade Sunday afternoon.
The Saucon Valley High School varsity girls tennis team recently concluded their season by winning a silver medal in the Colonial League tournament. Team member Annemarie Andres also won a District Bronze medal for first singles.
A "missing link" in the regional trail network that includes the Saucon Rail Trail is closer to being filled following an announcement by Gov. Josh Shapiro in Bethlehem last week.
St. Luke’s Community Ambassador and 2024 Olympic hopeful Mandy Marquardt has the added challenge of managing Type 1 diabetes as she trains and competes as a world-renowned cyclist. Thanks to the team at St. Luke’s University Health Network, which works with her to be at her absolute best, Marquardt feels confident about her future health and ability to continue competing in the sport she loves.
Lower Saucon Township resident Lynn Hill says township council's recent vote to approve nearly $1.9 million for improvements to the Easton Road ballfields is an example of "extravagant use of public funds" by local elected officials.
The Saucon Valley varsity football team improved their record to 3-2 overall with a 21-9 victory over Pottsville at home Friday.
The Saucon Valley girls varsity soccer team continues to dominate most of their opponents this season, as exemplified in their impressive 7-0 win at home Saturday over the Wilson Warriors.
St. Luke's physical therapist Joel Allen has worked with thousands of patients during his 28-year career to help them recover and improve from an assortment of conditions. Over the past 20-plus years, he’s also set some amazing goals for himself.
By day, he’s Dan English, St. Luke’s Manager of Inventory Control for the Anderson, Easton Warren and Monroe campuses, making sure that all the different areas are stocked and ready to serve St. Luke’s personnel and patients for the best experience possible. But after work, the 39-year-old transforms into Dan Champion, a hulking 6-foot-5, 275-pound behemoth who recently won the Pennsylvania Premier Wrestling tag-team title with partner Havoc as Team B1G.
