WFMZ 69 News
WFMZ-TV 69 News is an independent television station serving the Lehigh Valley and Berks County regions. It offers comprehensive local news, weather, and community-focused programming. Owned by Maranatha Broadcasting Company, it is recognized for its commitment to regional coverage and public service.
Address: 300 E Rock Rd, Allentown, PA 18103
Phone: (610) 797-4530
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Gilbertsville Woman and Her Sister Pay Forward Gifts Received While Fighting Breast Cancer Together
Pamela Oister, of Gilbertsville, and her sister Rachel Oister, of Boyertown, were being treated at Lehigh Valley Health Network for…
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Quakertown Mexican Spot Provides Unique Dishes, Specialty Coffee, and, for Its Proprietor, Salvation
A new dining spot in the area is offering some special food and drink options for those liking for something…
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PennDOT 2023 New Year’s Resolution: Further the Route 309 Connector Project
There’s good news and bad news from PennDOT on its multiphase Route 309 Connector project in the northwest corner of…
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Upper Perk Teachers Protest for Contractual Provision of More Prep Time
Upper Perkiomen School District teachers attended a recent school board meeting to peacefully but visibly lobby for a contract to…
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Consultant Advises D.C. Onsite for Schuylkill Rail Project; This Feb., Mr. Lawrence Goes to Washington
John Robert Smith, consultant on the Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority (SRPRA), has advised its executive committee to make in-person…
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Burgeoning Benevolence: Royersford Nonprofit for Foster Moms Extends into Berks County
Fostering Hope is a nonprofit support group for foster families. It resulted from the 2006 collaboration of two foster moms…
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Like the Dollies on Which It Made Deliveries, A Pottstown Family Furniture Store Trundles to a Close
Lastick Furniture & Floor Coverings, a family business serving customers for nearly half a century is rolling up its carpets…
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East Greenville’s Grand Theater Preserved Forever; Its Owner’s Tale Is a Legit Shaggy Dog Story
East Greenville’s Grand Theater got a one-of-a-kind gift for its recent 98th birthday: designation from The Heritage Conservancy as an…
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Long-Employed Fire Truck ‘Retires’ from Pottstown Service, Transitions to New Teaching Career
Rather than allowing its career to be snuffed out, the Empire Hook and Ladder Co. donated a used fire truck…
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Willow Grove-to-Harrisburg Bike Riders Honor EMS Workers Taken in the Line of Duty
A three-day bike ride between Montgomery County and Harrisburg had 50 cyclists covering 150 miles to memorialize emergency medical services…
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Tech Fees Become Yet Another Raw Deal for New Pottstown Butcher Shop Owners
Had things worked out, Pottstown’s Better on the Bone was to have been somewhat of a vindication for owners Mark…
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Alabama-Based Health System Expands into Eagleville with Rehab Hospital
Encompass Health plans to build 50-bed inpatient rehab hospital on Audubon Road in Eagleville. Jeff Ward, WFMZ 69 News, exercised…
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State Funding Designed to Transition Former Pottstown Factory from ‘Blighted’ to Bustling
The former Pottstown Plating Works plant on South Washington St. will benefit from state funding to clean its contaminated real…
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Gov. Wolf Comes to Colmar to Assure Montgomery County Citizens of His Commitment on Abortion
Gov. Tom Wolf visited Colmar, Montgomery County, on Friday, assuring those gathered there that he remains committed to upholding abortion…
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Automotive Aftermarket Continues to Drive Results for Colmar’s Dorman Products
2Q2022 at Dorman Products, Colmar, saw a continuance of its high-octane performance this year. Gregory Purcell reported the company’s current…
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Happy Hounds, No Hangovers: Telford Bakery Turns Spent Grains from Brewing Beer into Dog Treats
The eureka moment for Brewscuits, a Telford pet-treat business, happened a decade ago when a pair of dog owners found…
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Pottstown Smoothie Shop Has Patrons Going Bananas, But Its Big Draw Is the Owners’ Big Hearts
Smoothie Q, a new quick-serve shop in Pottstown, is so committed to bananas’ nutritional and flavorful upsides it has based…
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Montco Commissioners Commission Residents to Decide Where Recovery Plan Funds Get Committed
The Montgomery County Commissioners’ plans to spend American Recovery Plan funds from Washington are still under consideration. But additional details…
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