Zionsville News

STARS OF BETHLEHEM Musikfest 's Star of Bethlehem contest is down to the final eight -- no, make that 10.

Police seized more than two pounds of marijuana with an estimated street value of $10,000 and arrested two Pennsylvania men after a traffic stop by township police, Somerset County Prosecutor Wayne Forrest said.

Nancy Coletti, of Asbury, N.J., performs during the 2008 Stars of Bethlehem competition.

House fires in Lower Milford Township and Catasauqua kept firefighters busy on Wednesday.

Lehigh County Executive Don Cunningham has some competition. Republican Scott Ott, of Zionsville, has thrown his hat in the ring for the county executive's seat.

Two Kane borough Republican officials say veteran U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania was looking out for his own political future by switching his party affiliation from Republican to Democrat.

In tough economic times, knowing the right people can make all the difference. Equipment Managers Council of America is opening a new chapter in Zionsville, Pa., just south of Allentown that will help ...

The survivor of a deadly crash on Interstate 78 in Berks County last year has been charged with homicide by vehicle for the death of a man from Lehigh County.

The Zionsville Post Office in Upper Milford Township is moving out of its home and its services will be picked up by two nearby post offices, officials said.

THE VALLEY FORGE CHOIR OF MEN AND BOYS presents Lessons and Carols of the Epiphany at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Church of the Incarnation, 44 S. Eighth St., Quakertown.