ChiliFest 2026
Bethlehem is celebrating 30 years of its annual chili competition this fall with the return of ChiliFest on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 12 to 5 p.m. Begun in 1996, the […]
Bethlehem is celebrating 30 years of its annual chili competition this fall with the return of ChiliFest on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 12 to 5 p.m. Begun in 1996, the […]
Company representatives from Wawa were at Hellertown Community Day Saturday to hand out soft pretzels, store coupons and Wawa merchandise such as bag clips and foam drink koozies. Along with the branded giveaways, they also had an update to share with attendees, many of whom were curious about when their new store in South Bethlehem is expected to open.
One of the busiest intersections in Bethlehem is now home to an AutoZone store.
Although Taco Bell is one of the most popular fast food chains in America, there aren't any locations in or near Hellertown. Consequently, many Saucon Valley residents have to run further "to the border" to get their fill of taquitos, quesadillas and other Mexican items on the restaurant's menu. That could change, however, if plans to build a Taco Bell in South Bethlehem are approved.
Big changes are coming to a two-block stretch of Broadway on Bethlehem's South Side, where two businesses that are currently under construction will open later this year. Meanwhile, a landmark local eatery known for its hot dogs, breakfast and various comfort foods is preparing to close.
South Side Bethlehem, an area that has been undergoing an economic renaissance, will soon be home to a nine-story building that was the subject of concerns by residents and city council members about how it will meld with the surrounding neighborhood.
At Zekraft—Curators of Taste in Bethlehem, owners Zeke and Elaine Zelker aim not only to provide a high-quality food menu and an aesthetically-pleasing atmosphere, but also to nourish the community with their giving and friendly attitude.
Five Maidens Cider Company in Bethlehem was born out of Andrew David's and Brian Williams' desire to make hard cider due to a family member's celiac disease diagnosis. The business will host a grand opening at its 327 Polk Street cidery on Nov. 17.
As Americans embark on improving their mental health more seriously than ever before, a local mental health clinician is offering a helpful reminder: don’t neglect your physical well-being.