A retired executive with PSECU, the credit union of Pennsylvania state employees, is one of four finalists for the nationwide CU Hero of the Year Award from the Credit Union National Association.

Between a general growing acceptance of personal expression in society and low unemployment keeping employers more open minded, bold and brighter hair colors are finding their way into the workplace even in more traditionally conservative fields.

Direct sales multi level marketing companies like Arbonne and Rodin + Fields have a controversial reputation. The reality is that while there are plenty of people who do not make money with MLMs, there are also those who succeed. LVB talked to a few of those success stories, to hear another side to the story.

The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities has launched an initiative to try to help women better save for retirement.

Lehigh Valley executive Abby Silfies, opened up to LVB about the importance of advocating for our own health, the benefits of scheduling and learning to ask for help.

Christine Dempsey is senior vice president of radio for Lehigh Valley Public Media, which now oversees public radio programming at Lehigh University's radio station, WLVR.

Lehigh Valley-based filmmakers and sisters, Katina Sossiadas and Koula Sossiadas Kazista, recently debuted their first feature film, “Epiphany,” to critical acclaim. LVB sat down with the pair to learn more about the movie, the challenges of independent filmmaking, and the importance of following your dreams.

A principal and project manager at Artefact Inc., a local architecture firm, has been directly involved in numerous adaptive reuse projects throughout the Lehigh Valley.

When Northampton County councilperson Tara M. Zrinski was in the eighth grade, a teacher told her that a woman would never be elected president of the United States. Zrinski, politically passionate even then, refused to believe that.

Sarah Hinsch is an icon in Easton. A restauranteur, entrepreneur and wellness warrior, Hinsch has been a leader of Easton’s real food revolution for seven years. As owner of Greenmouth, a juice bar and cafe specializing in whole, healing and organic foods, she believes can better ourselves through what we eat.