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.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced new guidelines for occupancy limits for both indoor and outdoor events Tuesday. Under the new guidelines, venues such as sports stadiums will be able to accommodate more guests, but they will still be required to enforce maximum seating capacities that are far less than what was normal in the pre-pandemic era.
You don't have to travel to New Orleans to enjoy the freewheeling spirit of Mardi Gras this month. In fact, you don't even have to leave Hellertown, thanks to Steel Club, which will host its first annual Masquerade Ball Saturday, Feb. 22 from 7 to 11 p.m.
Hellertown Borough Council made a decision Tuesday that is likely to affect a number of local organizations that hold events annually or occasionally in the borough's Dimmick Park.
Local Harry Potter fans won't want to miss a special event planned for them Sunday, Jan. 27 from 2 to 3 p.m. at Mystical Treatsss in Hellertown.
The Springtown Inn and Brooklyn's Catering offer everything you could want for your catered affair, including tasty menu options, affordability, the ability to accommodate groups of various sizes, a cozy ambiance, convenience, and most importantly, flexibility.
It's one of the biggest events held annually in Lower Saucon Township, but Steel City only has an added police presence during the Freemansburg Motorcycle Hillclimb & Bike Show because township taxpayers are paying for it.
Many residents of Hellertown borough want to recycle their outdated electronics and doing so responsibly helps to prevent them from ending up in landfills or littered along roadsides, but the price tag for hosting an e-recycling event is high, borough council was told Monday.
The 2018 Saucon Valley Community Yard Sale sponsored by Trish Husted of Coldwell Banker Hearthside, Realtors, Hellertown, is Saturday, June 2, and this year organizers think it will be bigger than ever. To get the most out of YOUR yard sale, follow these instructions to publish an event on our free community calendar.
A planned borough council discussion about the sometimes controversial scheduling of Trick-or-Treat in Hellertown borough was tabled Monday night after Mayor David Heintzelman requested that council wait two weeks to allow for more community members to attend and provide input.
