John Caperilla of Borton Lawson in Hanover Township, Northampton County, has received the 2017 Outstanding Younger Member in Government Relations award.

After investing more than $3.2 million in six new 2017 Motor Coach Industries buses in January, Trans-Bridge of Bethlehem said it is preparing to replace another 13 buses, or 31 percent of its fleet, in the next 10 months.

Bryan Gault, president of Wind Gap Chevrolet Buick in Wind Gap, has been named as one of the top four auto dealers in the nation.

For Bryan Gault, taking the road less traveled has led to success in his career and in the community. He has many awards to prove it, with another – and possibly a national award – on the horizon.

The Pennsylvania government will have to take action in order to help its residents comply with a federal law that, for now, precludes a Pennsylvania driver’s license as a valid identification to board a plane in America, starting next year.

Westgate Global Logistics, a third-party logistics freight management company in Bethlehem Township, promoted Mark Fiorini to president.

Tolls on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will be going up again this weekend.