The Reading Regional Airport Authority is taking the next step in the process to become the sole provider of fuel and related services at the…
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The Strand Theatre has stood on the first block of North Whiteoak Street in Kutztown for well over a century, its well-worn marquee a symbol…
The Windmill Family Restaurant has long been a haven for good food, attentive service and a friendly atmosphere. The restaurant, with its iconic spilling windmill…
State police are seeking the whereabouts of a Lebanon County jail inmate who failed to return from work release over the weekend. State police from…
The search for a director to lead Reading’s Public Works department will resume, the city announced. Mayor Eddie Moran had selected Martin Neely, a New…
Reading’s expanded street sweeping program will begin in April. The intent of the seasonal program is to enhance public health and sanitation in blocks that…
In 1723, 15 German settler families paddled down the Susquehanna River in dugout canoes from the village of Schoharie in the British colony of New…
By MICHAEL RUBINKAMAssociated Press The bright lights of Philadelphia’s famous Boathouse Row — long one of the city’s signature nighttime sights — are going dark,…
Daily thought “And yet O lord, you are our Father. We are the clay and you are the potter. We all are formed by your…
AMBLER — A Philadelphia area community grocery store hit a major milestone this year as Weavers Way Co-op celebrates 50 years in business. What does…
• St. John’s Gernant’s Church (A Federated Congregation), 13 Gernant’s Church Road, Ontelaunee Township, will worship Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the Memorial Hall. The…
POTTSTOWN — The TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce recently joined grand opening celebrations of two Pottstown-area businesses. The chamber joined Crunch Fitness, a new chamber…
PennDOT officials said Friday that several driver licensing services will be unavailable Saturday because of network maintenance. The maintenance, which affects all states, was rescheduled…
About 450 middle and high schoolers from around Berks County showed off their scientific skills this week. They took part in the 71st Reading-Berks Science…
Charles Evans may have died 176 years earlier, but the founder of his namesake cemetery in Reading took a lively stroll among the gravestones, accompanied…
Some Berks County voters will get a chance to select people to serve as district judges in the primary election on May 16. Voters will…