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Some motorists chose to make their holidays merrier by drinking and driving over the Christmas weekend, resulting in a sharp uptick in the number of DUI arrests made by Pennsylvania State Police during a special enforcement period from Dec. 24 to Dec. 26.
As children most of us are taught that teamwork leads to success, and that was certainly the case this week, when several area organizations partnered to help ensure that 50 children in the Saucon Valley School District received a brand new bicycle for Christmas.
If you’re planning to enjoy some holiday “cheer” of the liquid variety, Pennsylvania State Police are warning you not to get behind the wheel this Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
The time has come to vote for the winner of our 2021 Holiday Lights Contest! The voting period ends next Wednesday, so make sure you treat yourself to the holiday lights tour and pick your favorite lights display before then.
Exactly one hundred years ago, the residents of the small borough of Hellertown (population: 3,008 in the 1920 Census) were busy preparing for Christmas.
Hellertown Lions Club members shared a simple reminder of what the Christmas season is truly all about Sunday, serving up hundreds of free holiday meals to local seniors.
The South Bethlehem community is thrilled to have Christkindlmarkt back for the 29th year, but once again operating at full capacity this holiday season for people of all ages.
With his arrival perfectly-timed to the strains of ‘Good King Wenceslas’ as performed by the Broughal Middle School band, Santa Claus made his way down Cherokee Street on a Fountain Hill fire truck to greet borough residents at their tree-lighting Sunday.
On Episode 83 of No Rain Date, we’re delighted to interview two people whose efforts to promote Bethlehem’s South Side as a unique holiday destination within the Christmas City have truly made them worthy of being on Santa’s “nice list.”
Not many people can draw a crowd on a cold night like Kris Kringle can, and the Jolly Old Elf did just that at Coopersburg’s annual Tree-Lighting Ceremony Saturday, arriving on a Coopersburg Volunteer Fire Company truck to a greet well-wishers of all ages.
