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Lehigh Valley tourism officials tapping into World Cup fever
Discover Lehigh Valley aims to benefit from the FIFA World Cup with SoccerFest and affordable hotel options near Philadelphia and New Jersey venues.
Regional brewers collaborate on lower-alcohol beers
Soul Tone, Sly Fox Brewing, and Pivo Nova collaborate to launch 2.5% abv beers offering flavorful lower-alcohol options in the Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia.
Finanta expanding its lending impact across the region
Finanta expands credit union services in Lancaster, Philadelphia, Reading, and plans Allentown and Harrisburg locations to improve financial access.
Rail service to Philly, road repair to be discussed at Reading forum
State officials will be in Berks County Friday to talk about public transportation priorities including proposed plans to restore passenger rail service between Reading and Philadelphia.
Jefferson and LVHN finalize merger
It’s official. After receiving regulatory approval, Lehigh Valley Health Network has merged into Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health.
‘It’s a landlord’s market’ Industrial rents at record highs
Industrial rents in the Lehigh Valley are at historic highs, and, while the region may still be a relative bargain compared with New York and Philadelphia metros, tenants are feeling the pinch
Rally House opens third Lehigh Valley location
The Lehigh Valley has a new spot to buy local sports merchandise.
Lehigh hosts Young African Leaders for career, community development program
Lehigh University in Bethlehem is playing host this summer to 25 of 700 participants in the national 2024 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders
Lehigh Valley gets first look at passenger rail possibilities
Could the Lehigh Valley get passenger rail service to New York City, Philadelphia or even Reading?
Kutztown manufacturer participates in Walmart Made Local tour
Radius, a Kutztown-based, women-owned business that makes oral care products, will be participating in a Walmart event in Philadelphia this weekend.
PA House passes Shapiro spending plan, ending impasse, and spurring debate
The Pennsylvania House approved a new, bipartisan $45.5 billion state spending plan late Wednesday night.
