Once an active, bustling factory, the former Dixie Cup plant in Wilson Borough has laid dormant for more than a decade.
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Strayer University opening downtown Allentown campus
Strayer University will be opening a campus in downtown Allentown.
Read More »Allentown State Hospital to be demolished, sold as green space
It was most recently the backdrop for scenes in the upcoming Bruce Willis movie, “Glass,” but now the state Department of General Services is looking to demolish the buildings on the Allentown State Hospital campus.
Read More »Large expansion underway at Carbon County’s Country Junction
A popular Carbon County store and attraction is expanding more than a decade after it was nearly destroyed by fire.
Read More »Glen-Gery Corp. sold to Australian brick-making company for $110M
Glen-Gery Corp., a Wyomissing-based brick and stone manufacturer, has been acquired by Brickworks Limited of Australia.
Read More »Lehigh health college to operate on two tracks
The last time Lehigh University opened a new school was about 75 years ago. That will change in fall 2020 when the Bethlehem university accepts the first students to its College of Health.
Read More »Sales decline as available inventory ticks up
For the second straight month, the Greater Lehigh Valley residential real estate market showed signs of cooling off.
Read More »After upgrade, Bethlehem firm sells 10-story office building to Larken Associates
After turning an underused 10-story office building into new apartment and office space, a Bethlehem company sold the property to a New Jersey-based real estate firm.
Read More »Hamburg Logistics Park to open first building
The first of three buildings under construction in the 3-million-square-foot Hamburg Logistics Park in Perry Township is expected to be ready in December.
Read More »Berks real estate lags national economy, but presents opportunities
Berks County has been lagging slightly behind the nation during the economic expansion, particularly in housing, but there is a silver lining, according to a regional economic analyst.
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