PA Governor's Race: Allentown Mayor To Kick Off Jobs Tour

Cyber Monday: By the Numbers

This Cyber Monday, people are expected to spend $2.27 billion, the highest single online shopping day ever. Here is a look at last year's numbers to shed light on what to expect this year.

Traffic Count Doesn't Support 3-Way Stop in Limeport Village

As a result of a traffic count made on Blue Church Road, there are no plans to place a three-way stop sign at Blue Church and Limeport Pike in Limeport village, Lower Milford Township.

Coopersburg Tree-Lighting, Photo Benefit for Pets, School Board Meeting: This Week

Here's a sampling of some of the events happening in the Southern Lehigh area this week.

So. Lehigh Grad Inducted Into Colgate Honor Society

Tyler Edmond, a Southern Lehigh High School graduate and a member of the Colgate University Class of 2016, has been inducted into Colgate's chapter of Phi Eta Sigma.

American Girl Fashion Show Model Call

Unpopular Townhouse Proposal, New UST Police Officer Top Local News

Stories about the Lower Milford Residents Association's recent donation to the township's park fund and a Coopersburg massage therapy business were also among the most-read this week.

Toys for Tots Collection Ends Monday

Want to help make the holidays brighter for a child in need? Consider donating a new, unwrapped toy to the Marines' annual charitable distribution, Toys for Tots. A list of nearby locations to drop off donated toys is included below.

Ex-Montco GOP Chair Charged with Rape: Top Eastern PA News

Also making headlines: Alleged Ponzi scheme, DA seeks death penalty for mom charged with killing newborn, trash truck driver charged with homicide by vehicle, teen accused of sex assaults to be charged as adult.

When is Coopersburg Fire Company's Tree-Lighting?

It's almost time to celebrate the start of another holiday season in downtown Coopersburg.

Mrs. Nanny Paws, Plumbing Shop: Who's Hiring

Are you looking for a job? Look no further! These local businesses are hiring.

Deer Hunting Season Starts Monday

The state Game Commission is predicting that the wait for the 750,000 hunters expected to take to the woods will be worth it.

Manhunt for Alleged Killer Ends, Accused Con Man in Court: Top Lehigh Valley News

Also making headlines: DA seeks death penalty for mom accused of killing newborn, Westfield Hospital closing Tuesday.

Arlene Moyer: Former Secretary at Lehigh County Courthouse [Obituary]

Arlene D. Moyer, 97, of The Fairways at Brookline, State College, formerly of Coopersburg, died Nov. 27th, 2013.

Charles Shoemaker: Attorney, Grammar Aficionado, Scrabble Player [Obituary]

Charles E. Shoemaker, Jr., 59, of Coopersburg, passed away Nov. 24, 2013.

Think Small: Local Businesses You Should Know

We're celebrating Small Business Saturday with a look at the people who shape our neighborhoods with their hard work.

5 Things to Love About Black Friday and Cyber Monday [SPONSORED]

Why it’s the most wonderful time of the shopping season.

Animal Welfare Organization Awarded $25,000 Petco Grant

The Brave Tide Foundation is based in Boyertown and has assisted with local animal rescue efforts, such as the 2013 search for Ruby the Lost Greyhound in the Saucon Valley area.

Are You Smart Enough To Be An American?

Take this exam to see if you would qualify for U.S. citizenship.

Karma Is A... Lions Fan!

Live Updates: Thanksgiving Day Football

8 Hot Drinks to Make in Your Slow Cooker for the Holidays

These fall-friendly drinks are perfect for Thanksgiving.

Who Needs MONEY To Fix Their Home?

Coopersburg Police Chief Prepares to Become District Judge

Coopersburg Police Chief Dan Trexler, who has been a member of the borough's police department for the past 19 years, is about to begin a new phase in his career as the district judge for the Southern Lehigh area.

Lights in the Parkway: Where to Get Discounted Tickets

Lights in the Parkway in Allentown opens Friday and runs through Dec. 31.

Center Valley Pharmacy Student Named to Dean's List

A local man who is a a doctor of pharmacy student at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia was recently named to the school's summer 2013 dean's list.

What Are You Thankful For?

Happy Thanksgiving!

$4M City Hall Sale, Westfield Hospital Closing: Top Lehigh Valley News

Also making headlines: St. Joseph students learn about hot air ballooning; Black Friday offerings; Football fans could be tied up in Route 22 construction.

Upper Saucon Police Dept. Welcomes New Officer

Scott Suleski is Upper Saucon Township's newest police officer and a member of the Upper Saucon Volunteer Fire Department.

How to Use Social Media to Boost Your Small Business

Don’t know the difference between a “like” and a “tweet”? Here’s a crash course.

5 Turkey Glaze Recipes for Thanksgiving Dinner

From creole butter to mustard and brown sugar, these glaze recipes will pack your Thanksgiving turkey with even more flavor.

A Guide to Picking the Perfect Christmas Tree

Follow these tips and tricks for finding the best tree and how to care for it.

Christine Iobst, 48, Was a Successful Coopersburg Real Estate Agent [Obituary]

Christine Iobst, 48, of Hellertown, was welcomed into the arms of her savior Monday, Nov. 25, 2013, on the anniversary of her birthday, at St. Luke’s Hospice House in Saucon Valley.

DA to Seek Death Penalty for Mom Charged With Killing Newborn

Amanda Hein is charged with killing her newborn after giving birth in the bathroom of Starters Pub in Lower Saucon.

Mall Shopping Hours on Thanksgiving

Lehigh Valley Mall joins a growing list of retailers that are opening earlier on the holiday weekend.

[VIDEO] How to Thaw Your Thanksgiving Turkey

There's nothing worse than a frozen turkey on Thanksgiving. Here are some helpful tips for how to quickly—and safely—unthaw it.

See 'Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2' Thanksgiving Weekend [SPONSORED]

Looking for something to do this weekend? Try catching Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2, which is still in theaters.

Where to See Santa Claus This Weekend

Pre-Thanksgiving Fill Up: Where's the Cheapest Gas?

You can find the local prices at gas stations using the interactive map below.

6 Popular Tax Breaks That Could Disappear in 2014

Without extensions from Congress, several important tax breaks may end.