Businesses in the Lehigh Valley can learn how to take their business to the next level, build value and plan for the long term at Lehigh Valley Business’ Business Growth Symposium at DeSales University in Center Valley on Thursday morning.

Friday is the big night for Theresa Radtke and Radtke Media Productions, the production company she started to produce a new local television program, “Your Music & More.”

During a statewide media call on Tuesday, members of the Wolf administration again touted his Restore PA plan and pressed the Republican-led General Assembly to pass legislation that would enact a severance tax on natural gas production and devote the proceeds to tasks such as expanding broadband access, preventing floods and investing in walking trails.

The glowing red Sands sign that has spanned route 412 in South Bethlehem for the last 10 years is coming down as part of a $15 million rebranding plan that is switching the Sands Casino Resort over to the name Wind Creek Bethlehem to reflect the new ownership – the PCI Gaming Authority of Poarch Band of Creek Indians of Alabama

The structure, originally built in 1959, now has a 2,400-square-foot second story, which includes a clean room for compounding medicine, a lunchroom and additional workspace.

The Pennsylvania Senate voted 49-0 to approve a bill sponsored by state Sen. Pat Browne (R-Allentown) that calls for the competitive-bid sale of the Allentown State Hospital property on Hanover Avenue in Allentown and the demolition of nearly all of the structures on it.

Sly Fox Brewing is kicking off its growth plans today with a soft opening party for the contractors that helped bring together the brewery’s location in the Knitting Mills in Wyomissing.

A recent report from the Food Marketing Institute and Neilsen projects that groceries ordered online will account for 13 percent of total grocery sales by 2022, up from 3 percent in 2018. That would translate into an additional $100 billion per year.

A little more than a year since opening Greater Good Legal, a law firm specializing in lower-cost legal services for startups and nonprofits, attorney Mark Aurand, said a third lawyer has joined the firm as of counsel, expanding the firm’s reach to the greater Philadelphia area.

Pennsylvania prosecutors allege that a Berks County excavation company altered the results of water samples, allowing for a contaminated water line to serve about 40 homes in Berks County.