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A DIY art studio and home décor shop is joining the Fountain Hill business community. Thistle and Co. invites customers to tap into their creative side and apply decorative finishes to their repurposed furniture and special items.
Someone who purchased a Pennsylvania Lottery Match 6 ticket from a local pharmacy last week is now nearly $2 million wealthier and possibly doesn’t even know it.
Was it a late fall snowstorm or an early winter weather event? Technically, the Nor’easter that pounded Pennsylvania with snow, sleet and wind late Wednesday and early Thursday was the former. Whatever you want to call it though, it caused disruptions.
It wasn’t much, but the snow that fell in Hellertown and throughout eastern Pennsylvania Wednesday was just enough to remind residents that winter is definitely on its way.
Support the Fountain Hill Fire Department and fill your home with holiday cheer with their annual Christmas tree fundraiser! Four different tree varieties will be on sale by the borough’s pool until Dec. 19, or until every tree is sold.
St. Luke’s University Health Network is donating more than $200,000 to the Borough of Fountain Hill for a new fire truck, Borough Manager Tony Branco announced at the Nov. 18 Borough Council meeting.
Residents of Fountain Hill can show support for their local police officers by purchasing yard signs from the police department. Proceeds from sign sales will be going to Paws 2 Freedom, a Fountain Hill-based dog rescue organization.
Fountain Hill residents, who already pay the highest taxes in Lehigh County, should be relieved to hear that the proposed 2021 budget does not include a tax increase.
It’s the time of year when there’s a lot of anticipation for Trick-or-Treat. But first you have to be able to remember when it is. That sounds easy enough to do, but in some muncipalities dates and times for the event have changed frequently over the years.
Fountain Hill Borough Council’s current president, Leo Atkinson, announced that he will resign from council at the end of this month at the borough’s Oct. 21 council meeting.