Electric motorcycles are among the new products expected to be available at a new Keystone-Harley Davidson dealership in Whitehall Township. The company will expand its market territory when the new location opens next fall.

Officials from the federal Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration office presented a free workshop as a way to help other companies learn new ideas on addressing safety.

A prominent downtown Allentown building that was once in foreclosure will get new exterior and interior upgrades next year.

All Weather Insulated Panels, a California-based manufacturer of insulated metal panels with two manufacturing facilities, one in California and one in Arkansas, will open a third manufacturing operation in Monroe County, creating 70 new full-time jobs.

Invertase Brewing Co., a family-run business, will open Oct. 10 in a vacant space at 51 North Broad St. in Phillipsburg, New Jersey near the Easton border.

An Arizona-based cannabis company, announced the opening of Harvest of Reading, its second Reading dispensary and the second Harvest-affiliated dispensary in Pennsylvania.

The Keystone Mountain Lakes Regional Council of Carpenters, which has a training center in Allentown, launched a free program that teaches women the skills construction employers want from employees.

Green River Landscape in Mechanicsburg serves more 40 residential customers in Lehigh County, and more across the state, a number that would be nearly impossible to manage alongside the company’s other clients if it wasn’t for the help of a California-based phone application.

Richard Hobbs is the third president and CEO for the Manufacturers Resource Center since its inception, some 30+ years ago.

Lehigh Valley Health Network said it started site work for a $68 million health care campus it will build in Lower Nazareth Township in response to growing patient demand for services in Northampton County.