Jessica O’Donnell of the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce requested and received approval by Borough Council Monday to relocate Hellertown’s annual Light Up Night celebration to Dimmick Park.
Take a moment or two this Christmas to recall those times when someone cared enough for you to provide assistance, and use that fond memory to spread joy, love and a helping hand to another.
Do you have the most gorgeous Christmas tree around? If you think you do, you've likely spent hours decorating it--making sure the ornaments are placed just so on every bough--so go ahead and show it off for a chance to win a great prize!
The Hellertown Historical Society's annual Holiday Open House Friday drew hundreds of visitors to the historic Tavern Room in the Heller-Wagner Grist Mill.
The Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce's annual Light-Up Night event hosted by the Borough of Hellertown was held Friday night around the Borough Hall complex, and drew hundreds of area residents downtown for holiday fun.
In the spirit of the classic editorial "Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus," the Hellertown Post Office is offering children a chance to send letters to the North Pole this Christmas--and have them answered.
There are more reasons than ever to shop locally in the Saucon Valley, and one of them is Charming Grace Boutique, which will celebrate its first anniversary of opening for business with 25 percent off store-wide on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday, Nov. 24-25.
The results of a recent Survey Monkey online poll that asked residents and business owners to vote for their choice of holiday decoration for light poles along Main Street in Hellertown have been tabulated, and the clear winner was a 60-inch green wreath with a large red bow, three candles in the center and LED lights all around it.
Although Christmas seems a long way off, the start of the holiday season is now less than six months away, which is one of the reasons why Hellertown Borough Council members Monday discussed the possible purchase of new electrified decorations for the 60 or so light poles that line Main Street (Rt. 412) for almost a mile in the borough.
Just in time for the start of a long holiday weekend (for most), the National Weather Service says there will be a chance for freezing rain Friday night.
