Work is such a large part of our lives, yet it rarely gets a mention when we talk about “giving thanks.” For many, work is more than “just a job.” Aside from the obvious financial benefits, our careers can bring meaning and purpose to our lives. With the holiday upon us, LVB took this chance to reach out to you, the women of the work world, and find out what you are grateful for when it comes to your job.

Connie Challingsworth, a retired pharmaceutical sales rep, is now a life coach, a model for the QVC home shopping network, and a two-time runner up in the Ms Pennsylvania Senior America Pageant. Challingsworth wants other woman to know that its not too late to begin a new career over 60 and that our senior years can be our best years.

Held appropriately enough on International Entrepreneurs’ Day, a celebration was held at the new chocolate-stuffed manufacturing facility that will be bringing s’more than 130 jobs to the Lehigh Valley.

Nancy Werteen, a well known Lehigh Valley television journalist with WFMZ-TV, and Kim Howie, a health coach, are the women behind The Wisdom Coalition, a business born of the desire to help other women navigate the complex emotions and themes of modern day life.

As health care consumers are shopping for health plans, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) is warning the public not to confuse the insurance plans featured in some online advertisements with the health insurance that can be purchased on the federal HealthCare.gov. website.

A grand opening is planned tonight at a new place for food and entertainment in Allentown.

Residents and businesses served by Community Utilities of Pennsylvania will face increases in water and wastewater service in Monroe and Northampton counties.

More than 1,500 people registered for Saturday’s open house at St. Luke’s Upper Bucks, Bucks County’s newest hospital. The center, expected to open next month, represents a $100 million investment in the county’s northern tier, adding 50 jobs.

Sewer lines aren’t a popular topic of conversation in most circles, but this year they’ve become a hot debate in Upper Mount Bethel Township. Wastewater systems are necessary to protect the environment, water quality and public health. Normally, a utility like this wouldn’t be controversial, but some residents are worried that an updated sewer system might open the door to rampant development.

Ron Martin has been an insurance professional since 1987, starting in the family agency before becoming an owner. RMG Insurance started in 2010 with the intent to provide high-touch, high-tech service and innovative insurance products to his Personal and Small Businesses clients. RMG’s specialty is helping nonprofit organizations and their missions. RMG has offices in ...