Ron Jerdon has been guided by one essential rule since launching his construction company – the Golden Rule – and that, he said, is the key to the young firm’s success.

When asked how many hours she puts in every week at Sawmill Golf Course in Plainfield Township, Nancy Rose shakes her head and laughs.

Manzella Construction's green-thinking philosophy began rolling out one project after another in Berks County in 2005.

When a disaster hits a business or home, such as a fire or flood, the situation can be cumbersome and unsettling, to say the least.

Kiprian “Kip” Fedetz remembers the drafting class he took in 10th grade and enjoying the structured form of drawing and thinking in a three-dimensional way.

Owning and operating a small business is no easy feat, especially when you're a sole proprietor competing in a diverse market.

First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union, headquartered in Hanover Township, Northampton County, hired Donna LoStocco of Lebanon, N.J., as president and CEO, effective July 1.

The Provident Bank Foundation presented $5,000 to Allentown Symphony Association in support of its educational and social initiative, El Sistema Lehigh Valley, at Roosevelt Elementary School in Allentown on May 24. The initiative provides youth development to about 90 students through a daily after-school program that teaches students how to play a stringed instrument. Pictured are students of El Sistema Lehigh Valley Mozart Orchestra with members of Provident Bank and Allentown Symphony...

First Niagara, a bank with several Greater Lehigh Valley locations, donated $10,000 to Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley to support its A-Block Program as part of its Neighborhood Revitalization Program in Allentown. The money will help support a community homebuilding project and home preservation/repair projects for low-income families. Pictured from left at the Habitat offices in Allentown: Deb Cummins, CEO of Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley, and Renee Murdock, community...

A crowd of more than 300 turned out for the Madison Farms Block Party on May 14 in Bethlehem Township, featuring food, games and live music. KRE Group of Bridgewater, N.J., and The Silverman Group of Short Hills, N.J., developed the $140 million project in Bethlehem Township with a mix of retail tenants and upscale apartments.