David Mickenberg, president and CEO of The Allentown Art Museum for nearly seven years, has resigned. The nonprofit museum’s board of directors hired Diane Scott, former superintendent of the Allentown School District, as interim executive director.

Pottsville’s D. G. Yuengling & Sons, having long ago shed its image as a small, regional coal country brewery, is ready to take flight with a new, upscale light beer.

Quadrant Private Wealth is expanding its reach with the addition of a team that has a roster of clients in southwest Florida.

A new report released this month from POLITICO, a Virginia-based political opinion company, and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found that Americans identify cutting health care costs as the top political issue during this election year.

Air Products & Chemicals of Trexlertown said it awarded a $100,000 grant to help novel coronavirus (COVID-19) recovery efforts in China.

As buildings age and tastes change, college campuses in the Lehigh Valley are meeting the demands of their students by expanding their facilities or, in some cases, building new ones

The Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp., Discover Lehigh Valley and the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce have formed an alliance, which they are calling “Made Possible in the Lehigh Valley.”

State regulators have chosen Black & Veatch, a company in Overland Park, Kansas, to install a $100 million fiber optic network along more than 200 miles of the Pennsylvania turnpike.

Wind Creek Bethlehem announced that Kathy McCracken, a veteran of the gaming industry, with a background in operations, marketing, and systems, is the new vice president and general manager of the gaming resort.

The Penn State Health Muhlenberg Outpatient Center’s primary care practice is now open in a newly renovated 11,400-square-foot facility. The center was previously located at 3407 N. 5th Street Highway in Temple.