The Southern Berks News - 2017-09-14

• Prime Wellness breaks ground on Berks County grow facility
• Heritage Day to return on Sept. 30
• Council requires haulers to dump at Pioneer
• Police charge man in road rage incident
• Exeter holds off Hempfield
• Discover the new brunch darling
• Talisman Players’ new production opens this week.
• How do teacher salaries compare in the region?
• Albright announces World Languages Film Festival
• Physical therapy a treatment for knee osteoarthr­itis
• Communitie­s unite to fight opioid epidemic
• Pennsylvan­ia budget glossary
• Sarah Palin court ruling good for free speech, press
• Many legends talk about origins of the pretzel coming to America
• Pa Dutch is universal term our people refer to themselves
• Allure of burgers makes Hamburg a major destinatio­n each year
• Georgina D. Schmoyer , 87, of Barto
• Patricia Spohn, 75, of Boyertown
• Family holds 5K for kids with disabiliti­es
• Ride for the River returns for second year
• Through The Ranks
• Von Dohren, Schutz, Hirthler claim points championsh­ips at Grandview
• Mesquita, Exeter boys soccer down Gov. Mifflin, 3-1
• Exeter grad Wesley going hard for Canisius volleyball
• Howard bests field for 7th time in Coalcracke­r 72
• Manual Labor: A week to forget at the shore
• Cirque Italia traveling water circus in Wyomissing now
• The Art of Recovery Exhibition at MCCC West Campus
• ‘Gullah’ musical group opens season at Miller Center
• Persian Herb and Greens Frittata (Kuku Sabzi)
• Tasty n Sons’ Shakshuka with Baked Eggs
• Hold on tight with Nordic walking

The Southern Berks News - 2017-06-21

The Southern Berks News - 2017-09-21