Just Born Inc. announced Friday that its board of directors has unanimously named two new co-chief executive officers.
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Reading nonprofits to get more than $4.8M in ARPA funds
At a special meeting Tuesday, Reading City Council approved the allocation of more than $4.8 million in American Rescue Plan funding to 21 nonprofit organizations.
Read More »Crayola to expand its family attraction venues in the next 5 years
A lot more U.S. families will soon get to experience the Crayola Experience.
Read More »State to receive $900 million in federal funding for climate-smart ag practices
Pennsylvania will receive more than $900 million in federal funding to support farm organizations, businesses and research institutions using climate-smart practices.
Read More »Logistics company hiring 200+ seasonal workers in the Lehigh Valley
Global transport and logistics provider GEODIS said it plans to hire approximately 215 seasonal workers in the Allentown area in preparation for peak season.
Read More »Medical supply business uses electronic platform to streamline service
COVID-19 threw the world into stay-at-home mode, creating the need for online communication. A young company, Gaboro Medical Supply in Stroudsburg, found that to be true and is now using a relatively new platform, Tomorrow Health, to electronically get the information it needs.
Read More »PUC and UGI agree on smaller, two-step rate increase
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) has approved a joint settlement with UGI Utilities’ Gas Division that will phase in a rate increase over two steps and at a substantially smaller rate than the company originally requested.
Read More »Women’s fashion store opens in downtown Allentown
Phoenix Fashion, a new women’s fashion store held a grand opening Thursday at 17 N. 6th St.
Read More »Considerations for long-term employees nearing retirement
For employees getting on in years, the litany of decisions that need to be made before retirement is a long, complex and even intimidating one.
Read More »Industrial maintenance program offered at NCC
Northampton Community College (NCC) be offering a 10-week, accelerated Industrial Maintenance Training Program this fall, which it said will help people who like problem solving and working with their hands find a well-paying career.
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