The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley recently announced that it will screen several movies outside as part of a family-friendly series this summer, but the Upper Saucon Township lifestyle center won't be the only place to enjoy free films al fresco.
There was much to celebrate at the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce's semi-annual Honors & Hors D'oeuvres event Tuesday, at which local businesses and organizations were recognized for persevering to serve the community during a difficult period.
A groovy tradition will return to Hellertown's Dimmick Park in June, when the first of four free concerts scheduled to be held this summer will be performed at the bandstand.
It's going to look at little different this year, but the annual Winter Restaurant Week in Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township will still mean delicious eats and good deals for area foodies.
The Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce's Holiday Weekend Extravaganza began Friday with a virtual tree-lighting ceremony and continued Saturday evening with a festive light display in the borough's Morris J. Dimmick Park.
It's not every day that a local business hosts a ribbon-cutting, but simultaneous ribbon-cuttings at two new businesses are really rare. Add to that the fact that the owner of the businesses happens to be the mayor of Hellertown, and you have a truly special event.
The Allentown Area Chamber of Commerce recently choose St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus as the recipient of its 2020 Good Neighbor Award, which Hospital President Frank Ford accepted during the Chamber’s virtual Annual Awards Reception Aug. 11.
Amid a summer when many events have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, a welcome bright spot was a free movie night in Hellertown's Dimmick Park Friday.
Although he arrived at Light Up Night on a decorated vintage fire truck, Santa easily could have commandeered Dasher and Blitzen for an escort, since they were also guests at Hellertown's festive kickoff to the holiday season Friday.
A large crowd filled Dimmick Park in Hellertown Sunday evening for the first free Music in the Park concert of the summer, with concert organizers estimating that 1,200 people came to hear sounds of the '60s and '70s.
