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You wouldn’t believe me if I told you how beautiful the Lanark area was. It’s all highway and merging interstate lanes now. It’s a place you don’t look at. It’s a place you just want to get through alive and forget.
In conjunction with filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection the Texas-based restaurant chain Bar Louie abruptly shuttered 38 of its 134 locations over the weekend.
The recent closure of several businesses in the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley has helped bring to light what may seem like a surprising statistic. Nearly one in four (or 25 percent of) retail spaces in the Upper Saucon Township lifestyle center are currently vacant.
It’s not exactly been a happy start to the new year for the management at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, with several businesses closing their doors with little warning either just before or after Jan. 1.
A restaurant known for its “cozy” atmosphere and fast-casual soup, salad and sandwich offerings is apparently no longer operating its location in the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley.
A popular place to get family photos taken in the Saucon Valley area is no longer in business.
Ashley Reigle is a woman of many talents. She began her literary career as an illustrator, working with Saucon Valley author Larry Deibert on a children’s Christmas book several years ago, before becoming an author with her latest illustrated work, “Draw Away the Drizzle.”
GottaHavaWawa? GottaHavaPatience if you live in the Southern Lehigh area. For local fans of the popular convenience store and gas station chain who’ve been waiting years to see ground broken on a new Wawa at Passer Road and Rt. 309 just north of Coopersburg, the end of their waiting is finally in sight.
Organized by Keystone Canna Remedies, the conference was an opportunity for residents, media and others to learn more about the rapidly-evolving medical marijuana landscape in Pennsylvania.
An ongoing investigation has led to the arrest of a second man in connection with a burglary that occurred Oct. 4 at a popular Center Valley eatery, Diana’s Cafe.
