Work on Iron Hill Brewery’s latest restaurant hit a milestone last week when the brewery’s tanks were delivered to the future site of the brew pub in the Lehigh Valley Mall’s Lifestyle Center.
Other equipment delivered to the site included a mash tun, heating exchange, fermentation tanks, serving tanks and a grain mill, according to a statement from Mark Edelson, Iron Hill’s co-founder and vice president of beer. 100 gallon brew kettle
“Similar to all Iron Hill Breweries & Restaurants, these tanks and this equipment enable us to bring our craft beer directly from the tanks to the tables,” he said.
The restaurant is scheduled to open this summer at the Whitehall Township shopping destination. A firm date has yet to be set.
It will occupy the spot formerly occupied by Bravo! Cucina Italiana. Bravo! permanently closed last October after attempting a bumpy comeback in 2021.
The Lifestyle Center is also home to a taproom for Pocono Brewing Co.
MORE: 5 popular businesses vacate, 2 open and another 3 coming soon to Lehigh Valley Mall
Coca-Cola Park in Allentown will host a Little League game instead of a professional one on Friday night.
The stadium that’s home to the Philadelphia Phillies AAA-affiliate Lehigh Valley IronPigs will host teams from Northampton and the Lehigh Township Athletic Association, the IronPigs announced in a news release.
The event is being billed as a “Little League Takeover” of the stadium. The game is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.
MORE: IronPigs season ends in a title: Best attendance in the minor leagues
Mcall.com reports that construction officially started Wednesday on a new behavioral health hospital on Macada Road in Hanover Township, Northampton County. The 95,000-square-foot facility will be affiliated with Lehigh Valley Health Network.
MORE: Read the full mcall.com story here.
Lehighvalleynews.com reports Allentown City Council has authorized $984,000 next year for surveillance measures that include outfitting officers and vehicles with new cameras.
MORE: Read the full lehighvalleynews.com story here.
WFMZ.com reports Whitehall Township planners have preliminarily signed off on a proposal for a new Wawa at the former site of Sears Auto Center, off MacArthur Road and Mickley Road.
MORE: Read the full wfmz.com report here.
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