Pets in Need of Homes: Bo (Brought to You by A Furry Tail Come True)

By: Josh Popichak | 30 mins ago

Bo needs a family who will be patient, understanding and help calm his fears. He is desperate for love but unsure how that feels.

SV Junior Josh Jones Finishes Fifth at Fargo National Tournament

While many high school students spend the dog-days of summer hanging at the beach or lounging at the pool, Panther junior Josh Jones was competing, tooth and nail, against the best wrestling competition the United States has to offer. Jones spent the last week in Fargo, North Dakota participating in the U.S. Marine Corps Cadet National Championships on the campus of North Dakota State University.

New Main Street Location for Hellertown Yoga Studio

YogaMos, a popular yoga studio at 410 Main St., Hellertown, is moving, but not far. The business is moving just a few blocks up the street to 766 Main St., Hellertown.

Man Threw Screwdriver at Trucker in I-78 Road Rage Incident in L. Saucon, Police Say

Gresham was arrested by Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast and following a preliminary arraignment before District Judge Anthony Rapp was sent to Northampton County Prison in lieu of $15,000 bail, according to court records.

BMW Driver Was Drunk When She Nearly Caused Head-On Crash on Bingen Road, Police Say

By: Josh Popichak | July 15, 2017

A Lower Saucon Township woman has been charged with DUI and careless driving after township police say she nearly caused a head-on collision on Bingen Road June 22. Continue Reading →

Hellertown Lions Name Their 2017 ‘Lion of the Year’

By: Josh Popichak | July 14, 2017

At their meeting at Braveheart Highland Pub Thursday the Hellertown Lions Club recognized JoAnna Matey with their ‘Lion of the Year’ award. Continue Reading →

Mystery Over ‘No Thru Street’ Signs in Lower Saucon

By: Josh Popichak | July 13, 2017

Two ‘No Thru Street’ signs have raised the ire of at least one Lower Saucon Township resident since they appeared at the intersections of Surrey and Black River roads and Bingen and Quarter Mile roads a couple days ago. But the township is also calling “foul” over the signs. Continue Reading →

Bingen Road Bridge Repairs on Schedule, Township Manager Says

By: Josh Popichak | July 12, 2017

Midway through a 60-day closure, the work to repair the failing Bingen Road Bridge in Lower Saucon Township is on schedule. Continue Reading →

Local Family Facing Tremendous Medical Challenges is 2017 COB Beneficiary

By: Glenn Kranzley | July 12, 2017

Most families facing crushing medical expenses have one member with a lingering, catastrophic diagnosis. The Armstrong family, who live in Wassergass, isn’t like that. Continue Reading →

Owner Cited After Dog Found at Black River Plaza, Police Say

By: Josh Popichak | July 11, 2017

A Lower Saucon Township dog owner was cited for an alleged township ordinance violation (‘Confinement of Animals’) after police say his dog was found running around the Black River Plaza shopping center on Rt. 378 on the evening of July 8. Continue Reading →

Pets in Need of Homes: Belladonna (Brought to You by A Furry Tail Come True)

By: Josh Popichak | July 11, 2017

Belladonna is a sweet, friendly and easygoing older kitten. At 11 months old, she can be a little shy at first, but once she warms up to you she’ll be your best friend. Continue Reading →

Landmark Hellertown Florist Moving to New In-Town Location in the Fall

By: Josh Popichak | July 10, 2017

Pondelek’s Florist & Gifts, which has been in business in the borough of Hellertown for 75 years, is moving to a new location on Main Street. Continue Reading →

Past, Present, Future of SV Tennis Program Come Together at ‘Open Play’ Sessions

By: Josh Popichak | July 10, 2017

The Saucon Valley boys and girls tennis teams are getting their game on and keeping their skills up with help from their friends at ‘Open Play’ tennis sessions. Continue Reading →

Blessings Abound…Even With Cancer (Spiritual Corner With Amy)

By: Amy Musser | July 10, 2017

Daily, I strive to work on myself with meditation, exercise, affirmations and by engaging in the things that bring me joy–all the things that keep me out of a depression and focusing on the positive. Continue Reading →

Crossroads Pizza, Cheesesteaks Coming to Musikfest for the First Time

By: Josh Popichak | July 10, 2017

If you love Musikfest as well as the food from Hellertown Crossroads Hotel, you’re probably going to be very happy if you attend the festival this year. Continue Reading →

Panther Football Panorama at Lehigh Shootout

By: Keith Riefenstahl | July 9, 2017

The Saucon Valley High School varsity football program was hard at work on Saturday as they participated in the 16th annual Lehigh University Passing Camp Shootout. Check out our photos of Saturday’s action! Continue Reading →

Convicted Felon Found With Heroin, Pot, Cash, Loaded Gun, Police Say

By: Josh Popichak | July 8, 2017

Lower Saucon Township Police say a convicted felon from Allentown is facing fresh charges after he was allegedly found in possession of drugs and a loaded handgun following a traffic stop on N. Mountain Drive Friday night. Continue Reading →

Who Left 14 Tires in Weeds on W. University Avenue?

By: Josh Popichak | July 8, 2017

Someone dumped a lot of tires on a W. University Avenue property in Lower Saucon Township Thursday, and police and the homeowner want to know who did it. Continue Reading →

Borough Man Threatened to Break Woman’s Jaw, Punched Her in Stomach, Police Say

By: Josh Popichak | July 7, 2017

According to a police news release and court records, Kevin Michael Mantell, 27, allegedly grabbed the woman by the jaw and punched her in the stomach. Continue Reading →

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