A national transportation engineering and architecture firm has opened an office in downtown Allentown, it’s fifth in Pennsylvania.

Baby boomers and millennials, the two largest generations of Americans, often clash on the environment, social consciousness and politics.

Just because I can, here are my current rankings, noting that they can change at any moment:

Berks County's hot housing and industrial real estate market is expected to continue for the next several years, mirroring patterns in the Lehigh Valley and benefiting from its warehouse and distribution center boom, experts said Thursday at the third annual Berks County Real Estate & Development Symposium held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Hotel.

Though it may have been a mainstay in the Allentown area for many years, Outback Steakhouse will soon move to the massive Hamilton Crossings shopping center in Lower Macungie Township.

The latest upscale apartment building project in downtown Allentown is nearing completion and already securing tenants, though construction is not expected to be finished until next spring.

A&T Chevrolet of Sellersville donated 132 winter coats during its ‘Driving Away the Cold’ campaign for Pennridge FISH, a Perkasie-based agency that provides food, clothing, medical and financial assistance to members of the Pennridge community. Started in 2008 by the Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Foundation, the campaign is an initiative to serve underprivileged children in the region. Pictured are Jeff Allen, president of A&T Chevrolet, and Lauren Bahry, vice president of Pennridge...

ETA Benefits Group in Nesquehoning held a supply collection drive at its office in honor of ‘Adopt a Shelter Dog Month’ for the Carbon County Animal Shelter in Nesquehoning, with staff members and customers donating supplies. Pictured with some of the supplies are, from left, Tom Connors, shelter director, and ETA employees Sara Karnish, Wendy Shubeck, Joan Chickilly, Denise Wolfe and Ed Titus.