After canceling last year’s event because of the COVID-19 shutdown, the Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers Association had hoped to get this year’s annual auto show “back on the road again.”

From juggling multiple projects or responsibilities to mentoring others, being flexible, adaptable and persistent have helped women to not only navigate the pandemic’s minefields but ensure they’re supporting employees, colleagues and clients along the way.

With the donation, Kenneth R. Woodcock has established the Woodcock Director’s Fund, which will ensure the protection and preservation of the university’s teaching collection and drive arts education and engagement.

The Lehigh University Board of Trustees voted unanimously to revoke the honorary degree granted to Donald Trump in 1988.

While it’s always been important to achieving end results in manufacturing, COVID-19 has emphasized the critical nature of solid supply chain management and practices in meeting customer and consumer needs.

After nixing the 2020 Lehigh Valley Auto Show, which was set to be held at the start of the COVID-19 shutdown, the Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers Association is playing it safer in 2021 and moving the show to May.

A Bethlehem and a Hamburg company each received $25,000 in funding from the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

“With testing like this, we can know if a patient is not responding earlier to their treatment. We can switch treatment before the cancer has a chance to spread.” Suresh G. Nair, Lehigh Valley Cancer Institute physician-in-chief

Surabhi Kejriwal, associate vice president and real estate research leader for Deloitte, said 2020 has been one of the most interesting years she’s seen on the economy and in commercial real estate.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania has announced more than $407,000 in investments in its latest round of funding.