Community Pages Editorial: We’re still in this fight
The entirety of last year was spent caring for the greater good and being hyper aware of the impact individuals…
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Bethlehem Area School District schools readjust to in-person learning
After beginning the school year on Aug. 30, the 22 Bethlehem Area School District schools have active COVID-19 cases as…
A stroll around the neighborhood
The Brown and White spoke to both former and current residents in the South Side Bethlehem area about the things…
Local business leaders discuss changes in South Bethlehem
Once a bustling industrial hub, South Bethlehem remains an active community, now offering a lively economic environment where businesses can…
Community Voices: Have you ever wondered why there are so many churches on the South Side?
Brenda K Grow is the Branch Manager for the Bethlehem Area Public Library South Side Branch. This editorial, written by…
Cookie: A woman of skill, art and passion
Franz Joseph Haydn’s “Farewell” Symphony carried throughout Lamberton Hall, formerly the site of Zoellner Arts Center, as the orchestra performed…
Hambriento de cambio: Los residentes del sur de Bethlehem se movilizan en respuesta al cierre del Mercado de Ahart’s
Todas las entrevistas se realizaron en inglés. Las traducciones pueden ser diferentes para mayor claridad. To read this story in…
Hungry for change: South Bethlehem residents mobilize to ensure food access following the closure of Ahart’s Market
Para leer esta historia en Español, haga clic aquí. On a Sunday morning in March, Veronica Moore went to Ahart’s…
Community Pages Editorial: Guiding light
As we drive into South Bethlehem at night, the Bethlehem Star shines in the distance. A landmark that quickly becomes…
Initiatives for racial justice and equity underway in Lehigh Valley
The United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, the Lehigh Valley Community Foundation and Faces International have joined forces to…