Downtown Allentown has welcomed a variety of restaurants in recent months - from upscale dining destinations such as Roar Social House and The Hamilton Kitchen & Bar to casual eateries such as coal-fired pizza shop Crust and Tim Horton's Cafe and Bake Shop.
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What would you like to see in Allentown's downtown? Officials want to know.
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Years from now, the transformation of downtown Allentown that started with the PPL Center at Seventh and Hamilton streets may be something taken for granted.
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How much would you pay to park in Allentown for a concert or hockey game?
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80 years of iconic art by famed Pop artist Robert Indiana on view at Allentown Art Museum
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Sports bar chain with its Crabfries held a soft opening Saturday at PPL Center.
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Development is booming in Allentown's Neighborhood Improvement Zone, but an opportunity outside the zone has been generating some unexpected buzz.
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Hershey may have won the game, but the building and team won a few more hearts.
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Johnny's Bagels and Deli, a Bethlehem staple for 14 years, is preparing to bring its scrumptious offerings to Allentown's arena zone in just a few weeks.
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$50 million luxury complex rising up above electrical re-routing equipment.
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Fully attired co-ed crew will keep rink clean for the Phantoms.
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The newest City Center project will be the first not on Hamilton Street.
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City Center Investment Corp. unveils four inaugural tenants in new downtown office space.
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PPL Center is at the heart of redevelopment, but success will be measured by its trickle-down effect, officials say.
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New arena will host other sports, family events and music's biggest names
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In honor of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms inaugural season in Allentown, the city's Halloween parade will have Phantoms theme this year, organizers announced Tuesday.
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An interview with a member of comedy glam metal band Steel Panther can, like the band’s stage show, be uproariously funny. The band’s members interview in their characters of profane and politically incorrect stereotypical 1980s hair-metal musicians.
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The lead singer of Judas Priest, which Oct. 15 plays Allentown’s PPL Center, says he not only has an affinity for the Queen City, but a social connection to it, he says.
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Allentown’s new PPL Center arena has confirmed what we told you first last night – that Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer Neil Diamond will kick off his tour to support his upcoming album “Melody Road” at the arena on Feb. 27.
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Prices for show at PPL Center start at $65, among the highest in Valley history.
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Despite icy playing surface, rest of PPL Center should offer warm welcome to fans.
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