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A local stream will receive some TLC thanks to a Wildlands Conservancy grant for $120,000 awarded by the state’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), state Sen. Lisa Boscola (D-18) announced earlier this month.
On Friday night the Saucon Valley Panthers hit the road to battle the Pottsville Crimson Tide. The Panthers were looking to rebound from a heartbreaking loss last week to the Bangor Slaters. Pottsville was looking for their second win of the season after dropping their last game to Blue Mountain. Last year, Pottsville hammered Saucon 35-7.
This Sunday, Sept. 25 is the first Sunday of fall, and you can expect to find signs–and tastes–of the season among the vendors at Hellertown’s Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market.
The next time you get a new driver’s license, it may have a new look. PennDOT last week announced security enhancements as part of ongoing updates to driver’s license and state-issued identification cards.
If you enjoy spending time outdoors amid golden cornstalks, hay bales and pumpkins, you don’t want to miss all of the fun at Olde Stone Farm in Williams Township this fall.
Over the summer, twelve college students learned what it was like to work in the IT department of a large, regional health care system via an internship program at St. Luke’s University Health Network.
It has been said for a thousand years that “familiarity breeds contempt”. So was the case at Montford E. Illick Stadium on Friday night when the Banger Slaters lined up across the Saucon Valley Panthers for a battle between two teams with 2-1 records. Last season these two teams played each other twice. The first meeting ended with a 36-22 Panther victory. The Slaters had their way with the wounded Panthers in the rematch at the Eastern Conference finals, 49-13. Nonetheless, the stage was set in this new season for a much-anticipated clash between two teams with a rich history that would have huge significance in the Colonial League and District XI standings.
If Halloween is your favorite holiday and haunted history is your thing, you won’t want to miss a spooky event a local museum will be hosting this fall.
Farmers’ markets have evolved to sell much more than just produce, but it is fresh fruits and vegetables that are fundamental to their success, and few farms in this area can lay claim to the legacy represented by Bechdolt Orchards’ weekly stand at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market in Hellertown.
The recent reappearance of polio in some communities in the Northeast serves as an important reminder to parents to keep up with their child’s vaccinations–especially with a new school year now under way.