Keystone Canna Remedies, owner of the first medical marijuana dispensary to open in Pennsylvania, has a property in the Poconos that it is leasing for a dispensary that would open in the first quarter of 2020.

Owned by the Kutztown University Foundation and its investment subsidiary, Ursus Aureus Inc., the new 100-room hotel was built on the site of the former Campus Inn at 15180 Kutztown Road.  

The Greater Lehigh Valley Realtors reported September data showed buyer and seller activity remaining active, bolstered by low mortgage rates and a strong economy. However, low inventory showed a persistent decrease, limiting available options for buyers.

Bethlehem’s Particle Sciences has celebrated the opening of its $10 million expansion as it prepares to officially change its name.

Kinsley Construction of York collaborated with the York County Alliance for Learning to offer their program to high school seniors who showed an interest in construction and want to pursue a career or apprenticeship program in the field.

Catie Moyer has been a professional writer for more than ten years, and has seen the writing profession change dramatically over the years. She recently talked to LVB about the writer's life today, from the pros and cons of freelancing, to the pressure for clicks, to her thoughts on the future of print media.

Federal tax reform through the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provided some of the best tax benefits to businesses in more than 60 years. The corporate tax rate was slashed from the graduated maximum of 35% to a flat 21%.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 has two years in the rear-view mirror and those changes are driving tax planning high-income and net-worth individuals’ behavior.

Irma Ilao has a track record of changing lives, including her own, with her personal training business, "Be Your Own Fit." LVB wanted to find out more about this solopreneur, and sat down with Ilao recently, where she opened up about her background, building a business as a single mom, and her plans for the future.

Eight Lehigh Valley and Berks County area hospitals are being honored as part of the inaugural class of The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania’s Excellence in Patient Safety Recognition program.