Rick Kintzel

Hank Kudzik, 94, of Allen Township poses for an upcoming story at his home Thursday, October 24, 2019 in Allen Township. Kudzik will get the red carpet treatment Nov. 5 at the Hollywood gala premiere of "Midway, " about the 1942 battle in the Pacific that turned the tide against the Japanese.

Justan Parker, founder of Change Now! nonprofit and the Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley group, stands Tuesday at the The soldiers & sailors monument in Allentown. Parker organized the first protest after Floyd's death, and also where he stood for hours with his fist in the air 8 years ago after Trayvon Martin died.

Ralph Hahn owner of Winding Ares Farms in Plainfield Township, stands in one of his feed corn fields. Hahn has benefited from the large amount of rain this year, but wishes it came two weeks earlier. Hahn stated that his corn should be two-three feet taller.

Vic Laboy, founder of Action Town Activists, is photographed Wednesday in Allentown. Laboy is one of several coalition of activists who have been organizing the marches and coordinating efforts to push for systemic changes in the Lehigh Valley.

Travis Rigante, a Lineman Apprentice for PPL, watches as a lineman works on a pole.

After several decades, Lehigh University Art Galleries has a new director -- William Crow, who succeeds Ricardo Viera, who is retiring.

Emmaus Ambulance Corps Paramedics, Cara Biery, left, and Keetly Hamill, right, stand in the corps' garage in Emmaus. The two took part in assisting in a delivery March 14th of this year. The paramedics were recognized at a council meeting. In their field they typically see people at the end of their life, so being able to deliver a baby was a nice change of pace.

Kenneth Happel, 94, and WWII Veteran holds a helmet he would have worn during the war and also holds a frame with the various medals after D-Day

Zeke Zelker, a local filmmaker is premiering his "Billboard" movie based on the events in Whitehall of 1982, poses for an upcoming story at his Easton Studio.

Easton football lineman, Albert Gayle poses Wednesday at Easton Area High School in Palmer Township. Gayle is featured for an up coming UPC South article.

"Harry Potter" actor Christian Coulson plays King Richard in King Richard II at the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival.

David Rotondo stands among his vast amount of inflatable holiday decorations at his home Wednesday. Folks come by the carload to gawk at the insane holiday display, which is packed into a quarter-acre lot. It includes hundreds -- yes, hundreds -- of inflatables.

Nikki Brezack owner of Hello Baby in Lower Maccungie Township stands with one of her displays. Her business just recently opened April 29th and the store carries nursery furniture, baby and toddler clothing and more.

Central Bucks East senior lacrosse player Michael Ott poses for an upcoming preview.

Chris Kile of Milford, who is has Cerebral Palsy is a wheelchair basketball player who is signed to play with a team in Italy and will be leaving for Europe very shortly.

Geralen (Lou) Stack-Eaton of Horsham hopes to make the the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics team.

Intelligencer writer Nalia Francis in LaLa Land

Lansdale Catholic quarterback Shane Pitzka. Pitzka was the waterboy for three years at LC when he was young.

Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper is one of the religious shapes that Stutz Candies and gifts offer.

William Tennent's state-qualifying 200-yard freestyle relay left to right: Mark Preedy, Matt Patrick, Tom Del Conte, Brennen Bastian

Hatboro-Horsham field hockey standout Jane "The Brick Wall" Henry.

Keisha Hutchins is a singer from Germantown has an acoustic soul feel to her music.

CB East senior Josh Izewski for boys' cross country and is deciding whether he will swim or run in college.

Nora Whitaker, a Buckingham Friends grad and Bucks County native. She hosts a songwriter showcase at Havana in New Hope twice a month and performs as part of the showcase.

Upper Moreland football Connor Doland, 6-5, 270 Pound T/DL. Doland is one of the area's premier linemen, a devastating blocker and a force in the middle of the defensive line. Dolan is holding up teammates Bryan Gordon (left) and John Richter (right)

Brett Horger a farrier by trade has been working on iron ornamental work for the past year. His boss Gerry Miller encouraged Horger to work with the iron and has created a number of creations like these suns out of discarded horse shoes.

Title IX story Two athletes from William Tennent High School.

Two brothers from Warminster, John Bloom (left) President and Walt Bloom, Sales & Consultation for JKB Sevices, LED Lighting, are hoping to take advantage of higher energy costs, a growing environmental consciousness and the weakening economy through a relatively new business selling light-emitting diode bulbs to local municipalities and businesses.

All-Intell Souderton Track track star Kristin Smith.

William Tennent diver Ian Forlini, who will be the subject of the Courier Times boys swimming preview.

Upper Moreland’s Alex Heller is getting ready for States at Bucknell University.

Daniella Ciccarone who transferred to Quakertown prior to her eighth-grade her (she's a sophomore now), from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, and her background playing in the playgrounds in Coney Island to playing now in Quakertown.

Hank Kudzik, 94, of Allen Township poses for an upcoming story at his home Thursday, October 24, 2019 in Allen Township. Kudzik will get the red carpet treatment Nov. 5 at the Hollywood gala premiere of "Midway, " about the 1942 battle in the Pacific that turned the tide against the Japanese.

Justan Parker, founder of Change Now! nonprofit and the Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley group, stands Tuesday at the The soldiers & sailors monument in Allentown. Parker organized the first protest after Floyd's death, and also where he stood for hours with his fist in the air 8 years ago after Trayvon Martin died.

Ralph Hahn owner of Winding Ares Farms in Plainfield Township, stands in one of his feed corn fields. Hahn has benefited from the large amount of rain this year, but wishes it came two weeks earlier. Hahn stated that his corn should be two-three feet taller.

Vic Laboy, founder of Action Town Activists, is photographed Wednesday in Allentown. Laboy is one of several coalition of activists who have been organizing the marches and coordinating efforts to push for systemic changes in the Lehigh Valley.

Travis Rigante, a Lineman Apprentice for PPL, watches as a lineman works on a pole.

After several decades, Lehigh University Art Galleries has a new director -- William Crow, who succeeds Ricardo Viera, who is retiring.

Emmaus Ambulance Corps Paramedics, Cara Biery, left, and Keetly Hamill, right, stand in the corps' garage in Emmaus. The two took part in assisting in a delivery March 14th of this year. The paramedics were recognized at a council meeting. In their field they typically see people at the end of their life, so being able to deliver a baby was a nice change of pace.

Kenneth Happel, 94, and WWII Veteran holds a helmet he would have worn during the war and also holds a frame with the various medals after D-Day

Zeke Zelker, a local filmmaker is premiering his "Billboard" movie based on the events in Whitehall of 1982, poses for an upcoming story at his Easton Studio.

Easton football lineman, Albert Gayle poses Wednesday at Easton Area High School in Palmer Township. Gayle is featured for an up coming UPC South article.

"Harry Potter" actor Christian Coulson plays King Richard in King Richard II at the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival.

David Rotondo stands among his vast amount of inflatable holiday decorations at his home Wednesday. Folks come by the carload to gawk at the insane holiday display, which is packed into a quarter-acre lot. It includes hundreds -- yes, hundreds -- of inflatables.

Nikki Brezack owner of Hello Baby in Lower Maccungie Township stands with one of her displays. Her business just recently opened April 29th and the store carries nursery furniture, baby and toddler clothing and more.

Central Bucks East senior lacrosse player Michael Ott poses for an upcoming preview.

Chris Kile of Milford, who is has Cerebral Palsy is a wheelchair basketball player who is signed to play with a team in Italy and will be leaving for Europe very shortly.

Geralen (Lou) Stack-Eaton of Horsham hopes to make the the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics team.

Intelligencer writer Nalia Francis in LaLa Land

Lansdale Catholic quarterback Shane Pitzka. Pitzka was the waterboy for three years at LC when he was young.

Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper is one of the religious shapes that Stutz Candies and gifts offer.

William Tennent's state-qualifying 200-yard freestyle relay left to right: Mark Preedy, Matt Patrick, Tom Del Conte, Brennen Bastian

Hatboro-Horsham field hockey standout Jane "The Brick Wall" Henry.

Keisha Hutchins is a singer from Germantown has an acoustic soul feel to her music.

CB East senior Josh Izewski for boys' cross country and is deciding whether he will swim or run in college.

Nora Whitaker, a Buckingham Friends grad and Bucks County native. She hosts a songwriter showcase at Havana in New Hope twice a month and performs as part of the showcase.

Upper Moreland football Connor Doland, 6-5, 270 Pound T/DL. Doland is one of the area's premier linemen, a devastating blocker and a force in the middle of the defensive line. Dolan is holding up teammates Bryan Gordon (left) and John Richter (right)

Brett Horger a farrier by trade has been working on iron ornamental work for the past year. His boss Gerry Miller encouraged Horger to work with the iron and has created a number of creations like these suns out of discarded horse shoes.

Title IX story Two athletes from William Tennent High School.

Two brothers from Warminster, John Bloom (left) President and Walt Bloom, Sales & Consultation for JKB Sevices, LED Lighting, are hoping to take advantage of higher energy costs, a growing environmental consciousness and the weakening economy through a relatively new business selling light-emitting diode bulbs to local municipalities and businesses.

All-Intell Souderton Track track star Kristin Smith.

William Tennent diver Ian Forlini, who will be the subject of the Courier Times boys swimming preview.

Upper Moreland’s Alex Heller is getting ready for States at Bucknell University.

Daniella Ciccarone who transferred to Quakertown prior to her eighth-grade her (she's a sophomore now), from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, and her background playing in the playgrounds in Coney Island to playing now in Quakertown.