A Montgomeryville-based firm is building its third industrial property in Milford Township near Route 309 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Allentown’s revitalization got off the ground in 2014 with the opening of several major projects, such as Two City Center, an 11-story office building at Seventh and Hamilton streets and PPL Center. They set in motion a series of developments that led to more stores and restaurants, though a number of them have closed over the past several years.

Silvershell Counter and Kitchen offers seafood options at the Easton Public Market.

The Allentown State Hospital on Hanover Avenue in Allentown won’t be facing the wrecking ball, at least not any time soon.

The decision to cancel a $100 million science center slated for downtown Easton is being taken in stride by city boosters, who say it should not halt economic development in the city.

Manufacturers Resource Center will move to new office space further west next month as it sees continued growth in training, services.

With its new Easton office, Norris McLaughlin is looking to capture more business in the region as the firm grows.

As the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board prepares to review the ownership transfer of Sands Bethlehem Casino Resort to Wind Creek Hospitality on May 29, new details emerge on redevelopment plans aimed at driving tourism to the Bethlehem site.

Plans to construct a more than $100 million science museum in Easton have been called off. Lin Erickson, executive director of the Da Vinci Science Center in Allentown, which has been planning the Da Vinci Science City, said the nonprofit no longer plans to go ahead with the project at that location, which was to be built along Easton’s riverfront.

Delco Innovations, a medical product supplier, bought a multi-tenant flex building in East Allen Township for $1.24 million. The company plans to move from its office in Schnecksville in July to the building, which is at 6583 Ruch Road in East Allen Township.