Local businesses struggle with students’ departure
With Lehigh students’ departure from campus and Gov. Wolf’s urge for restaurants to offer delivery only, local businesses in Bethlehem…
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Drunk driver hits students’ cars on on Hillside Avenue
A middle-aged man was arrested early Friday morning for allegedly drunk driving on Hillside Avenue, totaling three Lehigh University student…
Barreform looks for new clients in SouthSide Commons residents
Barreform, a workout studio located at 202 W. 4th Street, plans to expand business by reaching SouthSide Commons residents. On…
The Taza Stop to park in Bethlehem this winter
Eat Like an Egyptian, an Egyptian cuisine business run by Tim and Hala Bonner, is relocating its Easton location to…
GALLERY: Martin Tower implodes on Sunday
The historic Martin Tower was imploded today around 7 a.m. Lehigh students, community members and other onlookers from the Lehigh…
Crime in Bethlehem on the decline over the years
Pulling off to the side of the road, cars stop momentarily to allow for the wails of a police siren,…
Bethlehem’s South Side not a high-crime area, per resident
Jeff Vaclavik grew up in a “single-traffic-light town” about 45 miles north of Bethlehem, near Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. The area…
The Façade Program gives new life to old homes
[image-comparator left=”https://thebrownandwhite.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/428-430-Hayes-Before.jpg” right=”https://thebrownandwhite.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/428-430-Hayes-after.jpg” width=”100%” classes=”hover”][/image-comparator] In these before and after photos, 428 and 430 Hayes Street went through exterior renovations…
Bethlehem looks to build pedestrian bridge
The city of Bethlehem will apply for a grant to fund a feasibility study of a pedestrian bridge across the…
Pop-up vegan restaurant inside of Roasted boasts vegan and vegetarian options
Bethlehem native Mary Lopresti, 32, was not sure of the risks that would come with opening a new restaurant that…