Bethlehem Community Pulse · 2026-07-14 Daily Digest
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Bethlehem pub owners are selling and saying goodbye after eight years, closing a chapter for this local spot as new ownership takes over.
Zoning Hearing Board meets Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at 6:00 PM in Town Hall to review the 2545 Schoenersville Road application. Attend in person or watch the YouTube livestream to stay informed and have your voice heard on local development.
Three new additions signal a broadening local arts and history scene:
Pennsylvania's DEP would require wastewater facilities to monitor for PFOS and PFOA in biosolids used as fertilizer—the first such rule—with reduction plans triggered above thresholds to protect Lehigh Valley farms and groundwater.
LANTA is offering expanded shuttle service for Musikfest 2026 from July 31 to Aug. 9, with frequent ADA-compliant and air-conditioned rides.
ITNLehighValley seeks volunteer drivers to deliver dignified rides for seniors and visually impaired residents to medical appointments, grocery...
An SUV rolled into the Mason Farm Stand on Westlake Road this evening, striking a mother and her nine-year-old child who were customers there. Both...
Steel Pub in Bethlehem serves its final day under current owners Sunday before the Monday sale. Owner John Caricari thanked patrons and staff while assuring nothing will change for customers or employees.
Bethlehem welcomed the 5th annual One Earth Reggae Festival at ArtsQuest, where over 20 musicians performed global music across three stages, joined by food, artisan vendors, and family activities.
Two pedestrian incidents struck Bethlehem in quick succession this week.
A body was found in the Lehigh River in Northampton County, though the provided report offers no further details on the discovery or investigation.
The Bethlehem Planning Commission approved a two-phase mixed-income housing project at 1400 E. Fourth St. on Southside.
A block party will close Main Street in Bethlehem this weekend.
Officials spotlight WFTC-backed investments expanding affordable housing in Bethlehem.
Several free food programs are available to Bethlehem residents: