Good morning, Bethlehem.

Bethlehem’s 64th Annual Used Book Fair is at the Bethlehem Ice Rink today, where donors offer books, CDs, DVDs, and records that fund scholarships for about 20 high school graduates.

The event supports local women through the AAUW (American Association of University Women) and began with a preview day last Thursday.

WFMZ's 10th Annual Food Truck Food Drive is set for Saturday, Apr.

25 at Dorney Park from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and will collect food donations, including high-demand proteins, to help Second Harvest Food Bank & local pantries serving families.

A celebration of America’s 250th birthday will take place Saturday, May 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum in Allentown, featuring booths from over 20 heritage groups and free admission (with the first 500 children receiving a commemorative coin set).

On Thursday, April 23, local historical societies hosted the free Allemaengel 250 event featuring reenactments of colonial figures, militia demonstrations and fife and drum shows alongside Liberty Bell displays, student projects and WK&S Railroad rides in the heart of Bethlehem.

Food, raffles and an evening hoedown added to the festivities.

Local craftspeople shared their unique designs on April 23 at a market near Country Spring Farm, where David Fegely showed wire-wrapped remembrance jewelry (crafted with natural stones, resin) and other vendors offered handmade goods.

The Cancer Telethon raised $283K at Penn’s Peak this weekend to fund patient lodging and rides; $10K will cover a year of free Hope Lodge accommodations plus matching grants from local organizations.

Volunteers across the area continue to support research and community services in an ongoing effort to help cancer patients.

Therapist Faust Ruggiero discussed on 69 News at Sunrise how trauma can lead to PTSD in some people, detailing signs such as flashbacks and mood changes (which may signal the need for professional help).

He advised those affected to seek a doctor and talk to skilled counselors.

Bethlehem Township property records show that on April 14, J.G Petrucci Company purchased a 54,000 sqft manufacturing facility from Strahman Industries at 2801 Baglyos Circle for $6 million — one of six eastern Pennsylvania properties acquired this year.

Liberty Hurricanes are strong contenders after winning six of their last seven games and climbing to second in District 11 6A power rankings following wins over Nazareth, Freedom and Allen.

They will play four games this week against East Stroudsburg South, Bethlehem Catholic, Northampton and Wilson West Lawn.

Moravian University junior Gavin Labbadia was named Landmark Conference Men's Tennis Athlete of the Week for his performance last week, leading the Greyhounds to a vital win over Goucher College.

Coach Mariana Freitas praised his key singles wins that broke a long losing streak.

Freedom holds a 13-0 record after sweeping Nazareth last week and looks to extend its winning streak in Tuesday's EPC volleyball match in Bethlehem, with Coach Yanek urging his team to stay focused & driven.

Senior pitcher Ralph Gariano and junior catcher Joey Esposito transferred to Lehigh in fall 2024 to continue their baseball careers after sidelining injuries.

The two bonded during orientation and now support each other's progress on and off the field.

Healthy Kids Running Series - Bethlehem PA (Race #3)

Course run — Expected 100-500 participants — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania — Fun and healthy activity for kids of all ages.

Healthy Kids Running Series - Race #4

Kids running event — All day — Bethlehem Pennsylvania — Registration fee applicable — Encouraging a healthy lifestyle through fun running activities.

LKV May Open House

1-5 p.m. — Lehigh & Keystone Valley Model Railroad Museum — Family-friendly fun — Explore a vast model railroad display of the Lehigh Valley from the late 50s to early 70s.

Paint Pour Experience

6:30-8 p.m. — Painting with a Twist — Check website for pricing — Discover the art of paint pouring with guidance from experienced artists.

Night Ranger Concert

8:00-9:30 PM — The Club at Wind Creek Event Center — Tickets from $63 — Rock out to classic hits from Night Ranger in Bethlehem's lively venue.

Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams Concert

7-10 p.m. — Moravian University Foy Concert Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience an enchanting evening of live music with notable performers.