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Bank On Allentown, a program to advance banking access efforts throughout the region, is offering a free eight-week adult education class on the basics of personal finance.

A mural painted by Allentown’s Sarah Karess is coming to the newly renovated Allentown Transportation Center.

Lehigh County is listed in a substantial area for risk of spread of COVID-19.

Car enthusiasts are urged to mark their calendars for Sunday, September 19 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for the third Classics & Cruisers on Hamilton event in downtown Allentown.

Saturday’s Blues Brews and Barbecue Festival and Sunday’s Lehigh Valley Puerto Rican Parade and Festival will result in some street closures in downtown and center city Allentown.

Musical acts will be performing on five stages from noon to 10 p.m. at Saturday’s 13th Blues Brews & Barbecue Festival in the downtown.

As Pennsylvania’s third largest city, Allentown’s population is growing. Its economy is surging, and its diverse community is innovative and filled with opportunity.

The Human Relations Commission of the City of Allentown is seeking nominations for its 2021 awards.

Revisions to historic district guidelines proposed by the City of Allentown Bureau of Planning and Zoning are the subject of a virtual public meeting scheduled for 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 29.

The non-profit Arbor Day Foundation is recognizing Allentown as a Tree City USA for the 41st year!