While many companies have been hard hit, Soltech Solutions, which is a Pi Incubator client, has seen a large boost in sales of its “Aspect” and “Highland” lighting systems with people looking to remodel their homes and bring a little nature inside.

OraSure Technologies of Bethlehem said it expects to launch its COVID-19 rapid antigen in-home self-test by the fourth quarter of this year.

To offset the losses expected from the smaller, mostly virtual 2020 Musikfest, supporters have launched a matching donation fundraiser – pledging up to $500,000 to match each donation made by the public, with a hope of reaching a $1 million goal.

A Bethlehem franchise of Goldfish Swim School will be opening Tuesday.

Musikfest may be mostly virtual this year, but festival fans will still be able to shop for the handmade and artisan craft items that the Bethlehem arts and music festival is so well known for.

With the Lehigh Valley Academy charter school planning to build and move to a facility of its own in September, 2023, PennCap Properties has begun looking for a new tenant.

Truth for Women, a Bethlehem-based nonprofit that helps survivors of sex trafficking, has hired a new CEO. Carol Andersen, who is coming from Bloom, a nonprofit in Bangor with a residential program for women, where she was executive director.

OraSure said the support from BARDA will help it complete development of the ELISA and file for Emergency Use Authorization from the Food & Drug Administration to enter the U.S market.

As the Lehigh Valley begins the yellow phase of the state’s COVID-19 reopening plan, merchants and restaurants in Bethlehem want people to know they’re open for business and safe to visit.

As restaurants in the Lehigh Valley prepare to offer dine-in service outdoors as the region moves to the yellow phase of the COVID-19 reopening plan, some cities are helping out by creating new spaces for diners.