Good morning, Allentown.

The Philadelphia Eagles honored high school officials today with their NFL/NFHS Officiating Crew of the Month program (recognizing regional referees who keep local football running).

Bethlehem Co-op Market will host preview events starting Oct.

1 at 250 E. Broad St. in Bethlehem before its grand opening on Dec. 5, following 15 years of community planning with support from nearly 1,800 member-owners.

Capital Blue Cross (with nearly 90 years of local experience) extended its partnership with the Lehigh Valley Business Coalition on Healthcare to help local employers choose health plans that build trust and support workforce benefits.

The move shows its commitment to community support and responsible healthcare investments across the valley.

Rolan Barrall, 70, of Bethlehem has repaired cane chairs by touch since going blind in 1988, using skills learned from his family.

His workshop at 734 Linden St. is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and at Marketplace 316 in Wind Gap on weekends.

The Lehigh Valley Fiber Festival returned to the Agri-plex at the Allentown Fairgrounds this weekend with dozens of suppliers displaying fiber art materials and artisans showcasing handmade clothing and jewelry.

Attendees enjoyed live demos such as spinning and a used equipment sale — a vibrant nod to local creativity.

Bethlehem’s Celtic Classic marks the final event under longtime organizers Jim Morrison and Chip Montgomery, who are retiring after over 20 years of leading the U.S. National Highland Games Championships.

The event fills the air with bagpipes and community cheers as it celebrates a storied tradition.

Bethlehem Township will close Church Road to southbound traffic from today until Dec.

23 for road repairs near Notre Dame High School; drivers should use a detour route along Country Club, Green Pond, and Farmersville Roads.