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

United Way to recognize B. Braun, others for support

B. Braun Medical Inc. will receive United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley's highest honor for its decade-long partnership and $135,000 raised in 2025.

Finanta opens bilingual credit union in Reading

Finanta has launched its first bilingual credit union in Reading, offering commercial and consumer financial services with education in Spanish and English.

Construction Coverage analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data | Image Credit: Construction Coverage

Lehigh Valley’s aging housing stock could be costly for buyers

Lehigh Valley homes average 54 years old, older than the national median, leading to higher repair and energy costs for buyers, says Construction Coverage.

State reps propose changes to Pa. brewer tax credit system

State Rep. Ana T. Tiburcio and colleagues propose extending malt beverage tax credit carry forward to five years and allowing credit sales among Pennsylvania breweries.

Skin therapy business opens in the Poconos

Gi Valentine Skin Therapist, led by Gina Maltese, opens a new skincare business in Scotrun, bringing advanced facial treatments to the Poconos.

A February fire at the Hotel Hampton in Easton impacted a number of nearby businesses. PHOTO/DEBBIE JAKALA

SBA continues loan support for Easton businesses after February fire

The Small Business Administration continues to offer low-interest disaster loans to Easton businesses and residents affected by the February fire on Northampton Street.

To celebrate its bicentennial, KeyBank has made a $200,000 philanthropic grant to Finanta through the KeyBank Foundation.

Key Bank donates $200K to Finanta for economic development initiatives

KeyBank donated $200,000 to Finanta to support economic development initiatives and small business growth in Allentown and the greater Philadelphia region.