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It’s been a few years since Hellertown has played host to a big parade, so organizers of Sunday’s Saucon Valley Spirit Parade and borough officials are taking extra steps to inform the community about the event, which will begin at 2 p.m.
Shoppers will soon be able to step into a fashion footwear store in the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley.
Orthopedic surgeons at St. Luke’s University Health Network recently became the first to offer knee replacement procedures using the new VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution, a next-generation robotic technology that uses data tailored to each patient’s anatomy.
The volunteers who contribute their time and talent to helping keep Lower Saucon Township safe welcomed members of the community to an open house Tuesday, where they promoted fire safety and encouraged others to join Lower Saucon Fire Rescue.
If you’re a fan of the Fountain Hill Pool–or if you aren’t–you might want to invest a few minutes in taking a survey the borough has published to help gauge interest in keeping the facility open and supported with taxpayer dollars.
For the first time in two years Sunday, crowds of onlookers–many of whom wore costumes–lined Main Street in Coopersburg for a Halloween parade. With near-perfect fall weather arriving just in time for it, this year’s parade appeared to meet or exceed expectations, and brought a welcome sense of seasonal normalcy to the Southern Lehigh area after the COVID pandemic caused the 2020 parade’s and many other cancellations.
In this story with the Southside Bethlehem-based mental health practice, Reset Outdoors, we include information about the positive physiological effects that human beings experience when they spend time outside.
Saucon Valley School District residents who wanted to learn more about the individuals running for school board were able to hear some of them answer questions and highlight their qualifications at a Northampton Community College-sponsored forum Monday.
The Lehigh Valley has no shortage of bars and restaurants housed in historic buildings. Many of these eateries have operated for generations, and in some cases they have apparently done so with a little help from “spirits,” both literal and figurative.
The Lehigh Valley has no shortage of bars and restaurants housed in historic buildings. Many of these eateries have operated for generations, and in some cases they have apparently done so with a little help from “spirits,” both literal and figurative.