The Reading Zoning Hearing Board voted to provide zoning relief for apartments on properties along Sixth Street and Plum Street. The project entails rehabbing several blighted former industrial buildings on
Mayor Morán and city officials gathered for the opening of a newly finalized 3rd and Spruce All Abilities Playground, marking a crucial stride towards inclusivity and community engagement in the
The Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority (SRPRA) received confirmation from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) that its application to participate in FRA’s Corridor Identification and Development Program (CIDP) has been
By Lisa Haggerty, Marketing Director, Pennsylvania’s Americana Region Visit our top picks or blaze your own path. Stay for a day or a whole week. Let curiosity be your guide
Albright College’s Board of Trustees has given the green light for a new School of Educational Innovation, which will serve to integrate Total Experience Learning (TExpL) methodology across all of
The City of Reading announced the establishment of the City Revitalization and Improvement Zone (CRIZ) Appointment Working Group, a strategic initiative aimed at fostering economic growth and community development. The
Billy’s Homemade Candies, an 88-year-old business dedicated to handmade chocolates at 4949 Kutztown Road in the Temple section of Muhlenberg Township, has announced Tricia Kummerer as its new owner, the
Fritura Kings has opened a second location in downtown Reading. The new spot is located at 16 N. 6th Street. The restaurant serves a delicious mix of Spanish, Dominican and
Greater Reading scores-big in minor league sports By Keith Stamm, Director of Workforce Development, GRCA Sports and the Greater Reading area have a long history together. In fact, our love
TravelMag, a leading travel publication, has recognized Sinking Spring as one of the best towns and small cities in the United States for celebrating Halloween. Shocktoberfest, Pennsylvania’s premier haunted scream
The Greater Reading community Centro Hispano celebrated the grand opening of its new Welcome Center, located in the Gateway Building at 201 Penn Street. The Centro Hispano Welcome Center is
Winnie Tea Bar, a counter-eatery serving boba tea, mochi waffles, shakes and cakes is expanding to a second location. Winnie Tea Bar opened its first location in March in West
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