The former Glidden site at 1853 N. 3rd St. in Reading has taken a major step toward redevelopment with its acquisition by BerksIDA. After sitting unused for years, the 19.4-acre
Sen. Judy Schwank and Rep. Manuel Guzman Jr. announced $850,000 in Multimodal Transportation Fund grants for Philly Office Retail’s Penn Square Redevelopment Project in Reading. The funding will support ADA-accessible
East Penn Manufacturing Co., headquartered in Greater Reading, Pa., is pleased to announce that the company ranks as one of America’s Best Large Employers for 2025 by Forbes and Statista.
At the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance, our work is driven by a deep love for the Greater Reading, Pa. community and a commitment to its success. This month, we asked
Tower Health Urgent Care has received Accreditation in Urgent Care and Occupational Health through the National Urgent Care Association. Accreditation is the highest quality standard in urgent care medicine. Read
Reading Hospital has been recognized as one of the top hospitals in Pennsylvania, earning a spot on Healthgrades’ list of America’s 250 best hospitals. This distinction highlights the hospital’s commitment
The Juice Pod expanded its footprint to Greater Reading. The West Reading location expands the Juice Pod franchise to 19 locations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Florida. Read More
Gabino Carmona Juarez, owner of the Rio Cafe, recently moved to Reading, PA from New York to start his third restaurant. Rio Cafe, located at N. Sixth Street, offers a
EnerSys, an industrial battery maker headquartered in Berks County, has sealed a deal with the federal government for $199 million in funding. EnerSys, manufactures industrial batteries, specialty batteries, battery chargers
As we step into 2025, we are celebrating the stories that defined 2024 in Greater Reading, Pa. From impactful initiatives to inspiring stories of growth and success; this past year
The City of Reading is one of two Pennsylvania cities to earn the transformative City Revitalization and Improvement Zone (CRIZ) designation. This milestone positions Reading to advance its economic development
St. Luke’s University Health Network announced its plan to open a 22,500-square-foot medical center in the spring of 2025. The center is currently under construction along Route 61 in Ontelaunee
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