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A 23-year-old Hellertown woman is facing charges after police say she struck a state trooper with her car as he tried to arrest her following an alleged drug delivery attempt.
If you’ve driven around the Saucon Valley area recently, you’ve probably noticed yard signs advertising an upcoming ice cream festival. But where is it? And when? If you’ve whizzed past, you may have missed some of the important details listed on the signs.
Kathryn M. Toth, 85, of Hellertown, died Saturday, July 31, 2021 at St. Luke’s Hospital, Fountain Hill. Arrangements are by the Heintzelman Funeral Home Inc., Hellertown.
The Saucon Valley Panther has been the school district’s beloved mascot for generations, but did you know that real panthers once prowled the Hellertown area?
We recently asked readers to tell us who has the best Italian food (other than pizza) in the Saucon Valley and Southern Lehigh school districts by voting in our restaurant survey. The very best, according to readers, is at …
On Episode 64 of No Rain Date, we’re joined by Patrick Brogan, Chief Programming Officer & Manager of the ArtsQuest Center to talk about Musikfest 2021. Musikfest will take place over 10 days this August, and once again it’s expected to draw nearly a million people to Bethlehem.
This week the eyes of the world are on the Games of the XXXII Olympiad which just opened in Tokyo, and among those who are watching is 1968 Olympian Norman Tate.
In an era when women and girls were expected to follow strict social norms, it may have surprised newspaper readers to learn the story of 15-year-old Fannie Riegel.
A Hellertown man who once catered events there pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing more than $18,000 from the Lehigh Valley Velodrome in Trexlertown–which is also known as Valley Preferred Cycling Center–by using forged checks.
Hellertown is starting to see a bit of a building boom, and residents of Kichline Avenue and the surrounding neighborhood can expect to start seeing new development-related construction activity in the near future, borough officials confirmed this week.
