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Saucon Source celebrated an important milestone on Sunday with an open house that marked their fifth anniversary as an independent online publisher of original local news and information.
The storefront at 650 Main Street in downtown Hellertown has been home to several businesses in recent years. After the most recent tenant to occupy it–The Coffee Shop Company–closed its doors on Oct. 13, many residents are wondering what’s next for the retail space.
A downtown Hellertown coffee shop that’s only been in business for about seven months will close for good after Sunday, Oct. 13, according to a post on the business’s Facebook page.
A former funeral home might sound like the perfect place in which to open a haunted house–especially with Halloween right around the corner–but the historic property at 835 Broadway in Fountain Hill that’s currently for sale holds a lot of possibilities.
A new bakery in Springfield Township, Bucks Couny, just south of Hellertown, reported via Facebook posts on their business page Thursday that it was vandalized and burgled by a masked, armed intruder overnight.
One of Hellertown’s landmark Main Street businesses is celebrating a special anniversary in a big way. Saucon Valley Bikes, which owner Steve LaBrake opened in September 1999, is marking its 20th anniversary with specials all month long and a raffle to win the most popular bicycle it sells.
As a building that housed a popular local restaurant for more than a decade, the fate of the former Sagra Bistro at 620 Main Street in Hellertown has been a hot topic of conversation around the downtown lately.
A new roadside stand that sells organic produce grown on the farm property all around it is getting a lot of positive attention from passersby in Lower Saucon Township, and that’s making farm owner Mei Xiang feel good.
The Southern Lehigh School Board on Monday discussed classroom mini-grants that are being used by teachers to help encourage professional developmen and promote critical thinking skills among their students.
If you’ve ever wished that a shop selling brand new men’s, women’s and children’s clothing along with toys, gifts, home decor, jewelry and more would open in Hellertown, your wish is about to come true.
