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Move over EpiPen: A new, cheaper way to treat allergic reactions is on the way
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — A new way to ease allergic reactions soon will be on the market. Until now, many people who suffer severe allergies had to use an EpiPen that delivers medication through an injection. A new way to administer that medication and counter the reaction is here. The...
No singing in the bathtub? A look at Pennsylvania’s weirdest laws
This article was reprinted from The Keystone While every state has some laws that residents feel are useless or just plain silly, here in Pennsylvania, we have some very random and obscure regulations that leave us wondering why they were instituted in the first place. One of these laws made the news last year, after Hanover police visited a local business billing itself as a “witchery and apothecary,” to inform...
Bringing back the blues: Lehigh River Blues Jam to flow again
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — In 2020, at the 15th and final Lehigh Blues Jam, organizer Bev Conklin said the Lehigh Valley blues scene had grown so much since she gave the area its first blues festival that it had run its course. “This was a mission to bring everyone together,”...
NEW LIST: Which NJ & PA Big Lots Stores Are Closing Permanently?
I filled you in a few weeks ago that a beloved retailer was in financial trouble. Big Lots, a discount chain, with over 1,000 locations across America has fallen on tough times because of what the company is calling, "elevated inflation." Not as many Americans are shopping because paychecks aren't...
WPIAL Class 6A preview: North Allegheny looks for 3-peat in beefed-up class
Aug. 18—For the first time since expansion to six classifications eight years ago, the number of teams playing in the highest class has actually gone up. In 2016 and '17, there were 14 district teams playing in the newly formed Class 6A. That number dwindled to nine in '18 and '19, eight in '20 and '21 and a paltry five teams in '22 and last fall. However, the realignment winds of change have ...
Pennsylvania liquor license auction underway
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — Pennsylvania is holding its 13th liquor license auction since 2016 and all bids are due in October. The auction will use a sealed bid process and all bids for the restaurant license auction will be due by noon Tuesday, Oct. 1. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board said bids will be opened […]
Easton football preview 2024: A gauntlet awaits
Easton Area High School’s football team will run a gauntlet of its own construction in 2024. The Red Rovers assembled the most competitive out-of-conference schedule in the area in Year 2 under coach Matt Senneca. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
Trump continues personal attacks against Harris: ‘I’m a better looking person’
Former President Trump campaigned in the battleground state of Pennsylvania on Saturday and went after Vice President Harris’s physical appearance as his Republican allies have pushed him to instead focus on the policy differences with his political opponent. “I am much better looking than her,” Trump told supporters at a rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. “I’m…
Check out the latest polling numbers in Pennsylvania for the presidential race | Inside Story
Host Sarah Bloomquist and the Panel discuss the latest polling numbers in Pennsylvania for the race for president. The results are showing a slight lead for the Harris/Walz ticket in the New York Times/Siena and Quinnipiac Polls.Pennsylvania continues to be a 'must-win' state and the Trump/Vance campaign will focus their efforts on the Western part of the state.Despite record Republican voter registration drives in PA, Democrats still hold an edge of over 350K voter registrations.The polling numbers continue to give Sen. Bob Casey an advantage over challenger Dave McCormick in the Pa. Senate race as both camps spend BIG money on ads.What does McCormick have to do gain in the polls and will the momentum around the nomination Kamala Harris continue after DNC and into the Fall? Get the Inside Story.Other panelists include:- George Burrell- Andy Toy- Liz Preate Havey- Guy Ciarrocchi
18 years and a revitalized Downtown Easton later, Main Street program head steps down
Easton’s downtown area looked different in 2006. That is the year Kim Kmetz joined the Easton Main Street Initiative as its manager. After 18 years in the role, she is proud of how far Easton has come — but she believes it’s time to pass the torch.
Phillipsburg community rallies at gFree Bike Show to support teen battling cancer
The annual Bike Show hosted by gFree church in Phillipsburg helped benefit one local family whose 14-year-old son is battling cancer. The Bike Show featured awards for the best bikes, a silent auction, and food and drinks at no cost. All proceeds from the auction and donations collected went to the Coudriet family, whose 14-year-old son CJ is battlingRhabdomyosarcoma, a rare form of cancer.
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