2024 Hellertown Halloween Parade: WINNERS & PHOTOS
With sunshine and mild temperatures the weather couldn't have been better for the 2024 Hellertown Halloween Parade, and thousands of area residents came out to enjoy the spooky spectacle.
With sunshine and mild temperatures the weather couldn't have been better for the 2024 Hellertown Halloween Parade, and thousands of area residents came out to enjoy the spooky spectacle.
If you notice an unusual number of people walking around Hellertown and other parts of Saucon Valley in early May, the uptick in pedestrian activity will likely be due to a community-wide scavenger hunt that is planned.
If you live in Saucon Valley and enjoy Wawa hoagies, coffee or some of the other things for which the popular convenience store chain is known, you soon won't have to drive as far to get your fix.
Registration for recreational baseball and softball in Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township is now open! Don't miss your family's chance to register.
A man who authorities say ended his own life after driving into a barricade near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., early Sunday previously lived in Hellertown and had attended Saucon Valley High School more than a decade ago.
The world has become a much smaller place than it used to be, and that's in part thanks to cultural exchanges like one that is about to take place in the Saucon Valley area. But some young people who are part of it are still waiting for local families to host them.
The Saucon Valley Girls varsity lacrosse team scored a big win over Northampton at home on Monday, beating the Konkrete Kids 14-5.
Many Americans are concerned about Russia's recent invasion of Ukraine, and that concern extends to the Saucon Valley, where a special prayer service for the wartorn nation and its people will be held this Friday, March 11, at Hellertown's Detwiller Plaza.
Less than a year after the Armistice that ended World War I was signed the residents of Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township devoted a day to honoring the men who had recently returned home, along with five native sons who sadly didn't.
Although Hellertown kids missed out on traditional Easter fun in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in 2021 local volunteers are working hard so families will be able to enjoy free events featuring the Easter Bunny, candy and more.