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The state’s weekly COVID data update shows a double-digit increase in deaths in Berks as total cases top 125,000. → Read More
A four-member team spent a week this summer at California Institute of Technology. → Read More
Albright College’s Science Research Institute gaining international attention. → Read More
Cases, hospitalizations and case rate are all down in weekly data update. → Read More
The foundation will raise money to support students at the school. → Read More
Patients must schedule appointments in advance. → Read More
Dunkin’ of greater Philadelphia provided the food bank with the gift raised through its Roast Hunger program. → Read More
Berks is a pilot site for the national program. → Read More
Initial reports are that a person was killed in the crash. → Read More
The crash happened around 3:20 a.m. between Route 12 and North Wyomissing Boulevard. → Read More
After hitting a four-month high last week, the county’s weekly count of new COVID cases and reinfections dipped back down. → Read More
RACC graduates will be able to pursue degree’s through Villanova’s College of Professional Studies. → Read More
The program is designed to learn more about home-test-to-treatment programs. → Read More
The former Reading School District superintendent and current Lower Merion School District superintendent has been nominated to join Gov.-elect Josh Shapiro’s Cabinet. → Read More
Local hospitals are busy, and pharmacies say medicine supplies are thin. → Read More
Students compete in Science Olympiad at Kutztown University. → Read More
The weekly update from state shows increases in cases, hospitalizations, deaths and other data. → Read More
Berks students take part in Science Olympiad. → Read More
“Melodies and Maladies” allows medical students to delve into the arts. → Read More
Berks Countians head out for traditional New Year’s Day pork and sauerkraut meals. → Read More