Amy Unger

6 days ago | wfmz.com | Amy Unger

SAXONBURG, Pa. - Coherent is expecting a year of strong growth, despite what it calls the high level of uncertainty in the current macroeconomic environment. The company, headquartered in Saxonburg, Pennsylvania, makes products like semiconductor wafers, optical components, and lasers. It has a manufacturing facility in Palmer Township. Wednesday evening, Coherent announced the results for its fiscal third quarter, which ended March 31, 2025.

6 days ago | wfmz.com | Amy Unger

EASTON, Pa. - Something new and exciting will soon be proposed for downtown Easton. That's according to Serfass Construction, the new owner of 101 S. 3rd St. "We have a large redevelopment plan for the site," said Kevin Serfass, one of the company's principal partners. "It's something that I think will be a very exciting opportunity for Easton and the Lehigh Valley overall."The company isn't quite ready to talk details yet, but teases a project that would be a first for the Lehigh Valley.

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Amy Unger

BETHLEHEM, Pa.- OraSure Technologies (OTI) continues to struggle in a post-pandemic world, but the Bethlehem-based maker of home diagnostic tests and sample management solutions is finding reasons to stay positive. The company reported its first quarter 2025 financial results on Thursday. Total net revenues decreased 45% to $29.9 million from $54.1 million in the first quarter of 2024. OTI attributed the loss primarily due to a decline in COVID-19 revenues, which decreased 98% year-over-year.

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Amy Unger

GREENWICH TWP., N.J.- A heated debate over whether a big building will get the green light to go up in a rural section of Greenwich Township will pick up again on Thursday. The township's Land Use Board is scheduled to discuss what is known as the Tinsley Application. This will mark the third such meeting on the plans since March. The township, anticipating another big crowd, is holding the meeting at the Greenwich Township Elementary School.

1 week ago | lehighvalleystyle.com | Amy Unger

Chic shapeware in Vogue. Cozy flannel pajamas in Oprah Daily. Luxe sleepwear in Forbes. It’s intimate apparel showcased in the most elite media brands; pictures and headlines that catch the eye and beg to be explored. That’s the point. Readers (or surfers and scrollers in the digital world) will spend time ogling the product and not thinking about the behind-the-scenes hustle it took to push it into the spotlight. That’s also the point. And that hustle, by the way, has a name. It’s Heather Patt DeBoer.