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Caron program aims to help lawyers overcome addiction
Lawyers as a group suffer addiction at a rate two to three times higher than the average population.
Despite changes office furniture still in demand
A Conversation With: Juan C. Vidal, managing partner of Offix Systems in Allentown
Meet Lehigh Valley Business’ 2023 Power List for Health Care
The Power List is a list of individuals who hold positions that give them the ability to shape our communities and influence our quality of life through education.
5 tips for planning a mid-career career change.
For most of us, our careers are the basis of our personal identity.
Allentown church to be converted into housing, community services
For 100 years the Emmanual United Church of Christ on Chew Street in Allentown served as a place of worship, but now an Allentown nonprofit has plans for it to serve the community in a different way.
Shapiro Administration helps train workforce to improve broadband infrastructure
Workforce programs designed to improve broadband infrastructure in Pennsylvania are among those receiving grants from the Shapiro Administration.
Berks County business receives SBA honor
Shoemakersville, Berks County-based Royal Truck & Equipment was honored by the U .S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Thursday during the federal agency’s 70th anniversary celebration.
Former L&I secretary tapped to head PUC
Jennifer Berrier, a former cabinet officer in the Wolf administration, has been appointed executive director of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, effective Sept. 11.
Sheetz to sell $2.99 gas for the rest of August
Pennsylvania-based convenience and gas chain, Sheetz is offering up an end of summer promotion that’s sure to drive customers to its stores.
KeHe Distributors cuts 85 jobs based at Lehigh County warehouse
KeHe Distributors Inc., a national wholesale distributor of fresh, organic and natural foods, is eliminating 85 remote sales jobs based at its Upper Macungie Township warehouse, including eight employees who live in Pennsylvania, the company told the state.
Nazareth ranked as one of the most in-demand places to live
Nazareth is an in-demand place to live according to a recent survey by Realtor.com
State agency sounds alarm on rise in maternal morbidity
Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council (PHC4) analysts have found an alarming rise in severe maternal morbidity among patients hospitalized in the state for a delivery from 2016 through 2022.
