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Labor shortages in the Lehigh Valley are leading to higher salaries for some, better benefits, and more flexible hours or the ability to work remotely.

Don Cunningham celebrates how far we have come in a year in terms of economic activity and promise.

By: Cris Collingwood / cfoehlinger@bridgetowermedia.com July 28, 2021 7:47 pm President Joe Biden today lauded Mack Truck, the United Auto Workers 677 and the Lehigh Valley for their efforts in growing American manufacturing during a visit to the Lower Macungie Mack plant. Biden told the crowd of more than 100 workers, dignitaries and residents that a bipartisan agreement on his infrastructure bill was reached by a Senate committee and will advance to the Senate floor...

Biden praises Mack, union workers and the Lehigh Valley for manufacturing success By: Cris Collingwood / cfoehlinger@bridgetowermedia.com July 28, 2021 7:52 pm President Joe Biden today lauded Mack Truck, the United Auto Workers 677 and the Lehigh Valley for their efforts in growing American manufacturing during a visit to the Lower Macungie Mack plant. Biden told the crowd of more than 100 workers, dignitaries and residents that a bipartisan agreement on his infrastr...

A maker of components for wind turbine blades is closing its manufacturing plant in the Lehigh Valley and shifting the work to Mexico, putting 67 people out of work, according to a notice filed with the state, an internal memo and multiple sources familiar with the company’s thinking.

The 34th—I hesitate to say annual ‘cause, well, you know, last year—celebration of John C. Fremont Days is a little over a month away. Our Board has redoubled its efforts

20 years ago, a public-private partnership involving Bethlehem Steel executives, public officials and a nonprofit laid the groundwork for the transformation of the massive, 4.5-mile Steel campus into Lehigh Valley Industrial Park VII. Today, the park has 32 business tenants employing some 4,200 workers.

Huge facilities have sprouted up in and around the Lehigh Valley, fueled by the astonishing growth of e-commerce and some residents say the area’s landscape and

A Wednesday New York Times article reported on the Lehigh Valley's warehouse industry boom.

Share An Australian Transport Safety Bureau spokesperson said the pilot had to perform the tricky emergency landing after the aircrafts engine experienced an issue.  Witness Don Cunningham said he was drinking a coffee at the North Narrabeen Surf Club when he saw the plane flying very low. I said "gee, that plane looks awfully low"… and there was no engine noise, he told the ABC. I said "this looks pretty serious" and we just watched and then, very gently it came down, down, down. It came a ...