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As unemployment rates in the Lehigh Valley have returned to pre-COVID levels, businesses are still having trouble finding, and retaining, employees.

Don Cunningham talks about the tricky balance between history and progress.

There was one part about an upcoming boxcar race that especially appealed to Mason Dominiak, he said. The 13-year-old likes speed. “I like racing,” he said Saturday at Jackson Square in Batavia. “The adrenaline of going fast, I like going really fast.” He and Adrian Tabelski were watching Adrian’s dad work to gradually put together a boxcar for them. The boys are participants

Oz Fundraising Disappoints; No Problems With Drop Boxes; VP Harris Visits Philadelphia; Mastriano Movie Premiere. Here is the Playbook.

Pennsylvania just passed the biggest corporate tax cut since 1995, and many hope the change will help attract more businesses to the Lehigh Valley.

The region’s restaurant and food heritage were built on working-class diners, family restaurants, hotel bars and hot dog and steak shops. Many of these were run by immigrant families to serve a hard-working region that needed to make a dollar stretch.

A flurry of development interest in Bethlehem last year, the South Side in particular, will change the city’s landscape in the coming years.

Don Cunningham celebrates those who took part in SkillsUSA competition.

The healthy pet food maker will build a state-of-the-art Innovation Kitchen near its existing Freshpet Kitchens campus in the Lehigh Valley.

Hundreds of thousands of warehouse jobs have been created in areas which haven't seen well-paying blue-collar jobs in decades. In Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley, one community is adapting to the challenges and opportunities of this new age.