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Members of the Hellertown Planning Commission heard plans from Greystone Capital Inc. to build a 142-unit apartment complex at the former site of Neighbors Home & Garden, located at 42 Main Street in Hellertown, at their Tuesday night meeting.
An Upper Bucks County woman is facing felony theft, forgery and other charges for allegedly stealing more than $60,000 from her employer.
If you have a hankering for Starbucks iced coffee in the midst of summer, you will have to wait a little longer in order to satisfy it at the new store that’s planned in Hellertown. However, progress toward the opening is being made.
Saucon Source asked readers to share their ideas for businesses that could fill the vacancies in the Fairmont Village shopping center on Rt. 309 in Coopersburg Sunday. They didn’t hold back.
As a commercial hub for much of southern Lehigh County, the Coopersburg area is home to dozens of businesses, including food stores, restaurants, gas stations, drugstores, an ice cream shop, hair and nail salons, and various other retailers and service providers.
The Beethoven Waldheim Club, a landmark Lower Saucon Township event venue and social club with an organizational history that dates back nearly a century, has been listed for sale for nearly $1.5 million.
On this episode we’re thrilled to welcome local Realtor® Alison Corradini, of Exp Realty and Roset Homes. With her partner, veteran general contractor Frederick “Frits” Roset, Alison has developed a unique business model that combines real estate sales with home improvements.
The closure of a National Auto store in Hellertown earlier this spring resulted in another vacancy in the Shoppes at Hellertown shopping center on Main Street in the borough. What type of business do you think should fill it?
On this episode we’re pleased to welcome the owners of Bethlehem-based photography and video production company PhoenixFire Media, Chad Clauser and Justin Torok, who are experts at helping local businesses and organizations put their best face forward.
A sign outside the former Champion Spark Plug factory on Main Street at the north end of Hellertown is catching people’s attention. It says the landmark industrial property–which was listed for sale in February without an asking price–is now “under contract.”
