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    New artwork of historic Bethlehem unveiled at Kirkland Village▼Kirkland Village residents welcome new art of historic Bethlehem | PHOTOS✉newsCultureArt25 min ago

    Residents of Kirkland Village, a senior living community in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, are welcoming new artwork depicting the city's historic landmarks. The Morning Call featured the pieces in a photo gallery, highlighting how local scenes and heritage have been brought into the community through the new art display.

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    Sandy City residents file noise complaints over late-night electronic music festival▼'It's ridiculous;' Sandy City receives noise complaints during late-night Electronic Music Festival✉newsCultureMusic27 min ago

    Sandy City, Utah has been hit with a wave of noise complaints after a late-night electronic music festival kept residents awake, with some locals calling the situation 'ridiculous'. The complaints center on the festival's hours, which stretched into the early morning. The episode has reopened debate about how the city balances live events with neighborhood quiet.

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    Pennsylvania congressional candidate Ryan Mackenzie lays out affordability stance●Opinion by Pa. 7th District congressional candidate Ryan Mackenzie: Where I stand on affordability and cost of living✉newsWorldUS Politics12 min ago

    Ryan Mackenzie, a candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania's 7th District, has published an opinion column in The Morning Call outlining his position on affordability and the cost of living. In the piece he presents his policy stance on economic pressures facing residents as he campaigns for the congressional seat.

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    New Lehigh Valley restaurant serves authentic Puerto Rican cuisine▼Retail Watch: Enjoy authentic Puerto Rican cuisine at new Lehigh Valley restaurant✉newsBusinessRetail3 h ago

    A new restaurant has opened in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley specializing in authentic Puerto Rican cuisine. The opening was noted in The Morning Call's Retail Watch column, which tracks retail and dining developments in the region. Local food coverage highlights the arrival as a welcome addition for residents seeking traditional Puerto Rican dishes.