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Pickleball tournament raises money for Allentown youth center

Around 60 people signed up for the the East Side Youth Center's first pickleball tournament, working to fundraise for the center and support the many activities that go on there.

Charlie Noti, who died Sept. 2, was a beloved figure on Allentown's East Side

See what's in City Center's Allentown State Hospital redevelopment concept

Old Allentown State Hospital site may be about to become the city's newest housing development

Plans are underway for the development of the old Allentown State Hospital site.

Adopt Lehigh Valley Kids: Isaiah

Determination and bouncing back are fundamental keys in the game of basketball, as is a little flair.

Strength in unity: A church merger brings East Allentown congregations together to pray and serve

Citylight Bible Church formed from the merger of two small churches. It is hoping to do great things for its home territory, east Allentown.

4 Shot Near Rec Center in Allentown, PA – NBC10 Philadelphia

The Sunday night shooting happened along East Clair Street - near the East Side Youth Center - in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Allentown police said.

A historic former east side church school could become hotel, housing

Allentown holding COVID vaccine clinics as people 65+, chronically ill become eligible

Allentown holding COVID vaccine clinics as people 65+, chronically ill become eligible Updated Jan 21, 2021; UPDATE: The Allentown Health Bureau says all of its available vaccine slots filled up in three hours. With the state expanding COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to people 65 and older and the chronically ill, the Allentown Health Bureau is offering several COVID-19 vaccine clinics, The Pennsylvania Department of Health on Tuesday aligned its vaccine rules with new federal guidelines that opened the eligibility pool to anyone over 65 as well as individuals 16 to 64 with medical conditions that put them at higher risk for severe coronavirus complications. With the changes, 3.5 million Pennsylvanians are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, but the state’s only received about 1 million doses, so there will be delays.