Stacy Wescoe, Author at LVB

Stacy Wescoe

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Writer Stacy Wescoe has her finger on the pulse of the business community in the Greater Lehigh Valley and keeps you up-to-date with technology and trends, plus what coworkers and competitors are talking about around the water cooler — and on social media. She can be reached at [email protected] or 610-807-9619, ext. 4104. Follow her on Twitter and on Facebook.

Recent Articles from Stacy Wescoe

Pa. home prices up over year, but down from December

Home prices are continuing to rise in the state, but the increase seems to be tapering off.

LVIA continuing momentum after year of record passenger traffic

After reaching its highest passenger traffic volume in two decades last year, Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) is continuing its growth into 2024.

Allentown funeral home under new ownership

K.V. Knopp Funeral Home in Allentown is under new ownership.

Gas prices up nationally, locally

It looks like gas prices are on their way up again.

LANTA buses to be fueled by natural gas harvested from landfills

Public transportation in the Lehigh Valley is getting a little bit greener.

Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers getting revved up for auto show

The 25th Lehigh Valley Auto Show, themed "For the Love of Cars" will begin on Thursday, March 21st, with the 2024 VIP Gala held the evening of March 20th.

Pennsylvania partnering with infrastructure investment fund

Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity has announced a $25 million investment in the Ullico Infrastructure Fund, which invests in infrastructure projects principally in the United States and Canada.

Allentown Boys & Girls Club names new CEO

The Boys & Girls Club of Allentown has a new CEO. Katarah Jordan has assumed the role effective Feb.19.

Two Lehigh Valley mobile home parks sold

Two Lehigh Valley mobile home parks have been sold.

Uline looking to hire more than 130 at Allentown warehouse

According to a recent White House Briefing, Allentown is experiencing a solid local economy, with unemployment rates at a 20-year low of 3.9%.

INFRASTRUCTURE: It’s a good time to be a civil engineer

While some economists are predicting a recession in 2024 and there has been a threat of layoffs across several different industries, civil engineers are experiencing opposing trends.