Miriam Huertes has been living and working in Allentown for more than 40 years and still feels a sense of enthusiasm for her career and pride in the city.

Katie Brown was a tomboy growing up. Sandwiched between two brothers, she learned to hold her own.

Running through the sprinkler, eating ice pops in the backyard, entire afternoons spent splashing in the sun at the community pool. I remember all of this and more when I think back on the summers of my childhood.

Randy Peers has resigned as president and CEO of The Greater Reading Chamber Alliance, the result of a mutual decision between Peers and the GRCA.

Are nurse practitioners and physician assistants the solution to the primary care physician shortage? LVB talked to local providers with strong opinions on both sides.

Executive with Miller Keystone Blood Center and publisher of Emerge Woman magazine tells LVB how she gets it all done

In 1963 the Equal Pay Act was passed with the noble intention of eliminating pay inequality by making it illegal to pay men and women unequally for equal work. Although an initial step in the right direction, over 50 years have passed, and America still struggles with a gender pay gap.

A long-time Lehigh Valley journalist, Dawn Ouellette Nixon introduces herself as the coordinator of LVB's Women in Leadership newsletter.

Persistence and conviction have made Nicole Huff a leader. A top executive with the St. Luke's University Health Network, she is also a mother of two, teacher, volunteer and advocate. LVB spent time with Huff to learn more about what motivates her and how she finds balance.

At a time when the value of higher education is being questioned, Dr. Elizabeth Meade is leading Cedar Crest and a generation of women into the future. LVB sat down with Meade to learn more. She spoke to us about the changing role of higher education, the criticism of women in power, and redefining leadership.