Palmer Township supervisors have approved an agreement that allows Bethlehem developer Lou Pektor to build 412 residential units on Van Buren Road after a yearslong legal dispute. Pektor said Thursday ...

The cost: Estimated cost of Ephrata Township’s portion is $268,625, said Steve Sawyer, township manager, after the meeting.

A Berks County man is wanted for burglary, accused of trying to break into a convenience store in Lancaster County. Danny Lee ...

EPHRATA – On Feb. 11, the Ephrata School District will have results from the proposed Education Programs and Operations levy on the ballot. The levy is seeking to collect approximately $11.5 ...

It’s a fantastic time to be in Ephrata’s girls basketball program. Coach Brian Cerullo and his Mountaineers have a really good thing going. And his crew kept the good times rolling Wednesday ...

Love them or hate them, PA systems are a necessary part of live music - and if you're a gigging musician, it pays to have your own. Now, we fully understand why many performers are - dare we say - a ...

One of those was transforming her bedroom door into an apartment entryway, a project Melissa went viral for sharing on TikTok. "Her door was just another bitty milestone we celebrated. She won't ...

POLICE SAY A MAN WAS SHOT OUTSIDE THE EDISON VILLAGE APARTMENTS ON SOUTH 18TH STREET. IT W A man was injured after a shooting outside a Dauphin County apartment building Monday night, according to ...

x1014 or [email protected] The Wernersville Public Library is partnering with Penn State Berks for a three-part series on Pa. Forward financial literacy programs for college-bound ...

A 20-year-old man was found dead and another, 37, injured after a shooting in southeast Houston on Telephone Road. The injured man was taken to a nearby trauma center and is expected to survive ...

But tell that to renters who live here. The Philadelphia metropolitan area is one of the least affordable in the country for its apartment renters based on their incomes, according to a report by the ...

By D.W. Gibson One of Tarajia Morrell’s earliest childhood memories is walking through her family’s apartment with a plate of food in one hand and ironed napkins in the other. “From the ...