Helping Harvest Fresh Food Bank received a gift of $1 million from singer-songwriter and Berks County native Taylor Swift and her fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. “We

Reading officials are gearing up for a series of free Pennsylvania World Cup Fan Zone events coming to downtown Reading next month, bringing FIFA World Cup 2026 excitement to the

More than 500 volunteers packed 250,000 meals for Berks County families facing food insecurity during the United Way of Berk’s County 10th annual Big Cheese event. read more

NetJets Aviation has officially launched maintenance operations at a new 30,000-square-foot hangar at Reading Regional Airport, marking the company’s largest MRO facility in the northeastern United States. The long-term investment

Reading Truck, a Berks County manufacturer founded in 1955, continues to showcase Pennsylvania’s industrial legacy by producing customized work-truck bodies used across the country. From fabrication and assembly to final

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro visited West Reading to promote the state’s $60 million Main Street Matters program, which supports downtown revitalization and small business growth across Pennsylvania. Joined by state

FlixBus is expanding its regional route by connecting New York City to Pittsburg, providing Reading residents with direct access to points west for the first time since 2018. The route

Rodale Institute’s mission to redefine agriculture is rooted in Greater Reading Where the soil is rich, so are the ideas. From its home in Kutztown, Pa., Rodale Institute is growing

Pennsylvania is investing $700,000 through the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency to transform two long-vacant historic buildings at 418 and 422 Penn Street into a vibrant mixed-use anchor. The $6.5 million

Reading Area Community College recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Schmidt Training and Technology Center (STTC) with a keynote address from Robert Herjavec. The event honored the legacy of

Whether you’re new to Greater Reading, planning to move here, or have called it home for years, you’ll find your community waiting for you! There are several organizations and groups

East Penn Manufacturing is celebrating its 80th anniversary by going big—really big. The company officially opened a 930,000-square-foot distribution center in Maidencreek Township, a facility large enough to fit nearly