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When you volunteer, you give part of yourself – your time, talent, energy and skills. You give back to your community. Volunteers help to support Lehigh Valley Public Media’s mission to create a community that is inspired, engaged, and vibrant. Contact volunteer@wlvt.org to learn about upcoming volunteer events! Have a question? Please email volunteer@wlvt.org or call 610-984-8102 Monday - Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. wlvt.org/about/voluntee…

Did you miss any recent #PBS39 programs? Watch them on demand on this page of our web site: video.wlvt.org Go there to find our great local programs including: - "Living in the Lehigh Valley" - "A Community Connection" - "More Than Money" - Local documentaries and specials

Are you a "Scholastic Scrimmage alum? Did you compete on the #PBS39 show? Or maybe you were a judge or team coach? If so, we want to reconnect with you! We have fun things planned to celebrate the show's 50th season that kicks off this coming Sunday 11/10 that we know you will want to know about. Please visit the show's page on our web site to complete our contact form. wlvt.org/education/scho… Thanks to Temple/St. Luke's School of Medicine for their support of our 50th season! @mystlukes

Join us for the Good Neighbor Awards on May 21, 2025 on the SteelStacks campus at our home, the Univest Public Media Center. The Good Neighbor Awards are given each year in the spirit of Fred Rogers, who was everyone's neighbor. Lehigh Valley Public Media will recognize our neighbors who make significant contributions to improve the quality of life in the Lehigh Valley. All funds raised support the Good Neighbor Fund, which addresses the critical needs of our community by providing education programs like Scholastic Scrimmage, Book Nooks, and Good News at #PBS39 to children, families, and educators throughout the region. Interested in supporting our event and our nonprofit organization as a sponsor? Contact Julie Brinker or Adrienne Tunke on our Development team. wlvt.org/goodneighboraw…

Start collecting all of your friends! #CarlTheCollector, featuring a cast of autistic and neurodivergent characters, premieres in one week! Beaver Bop-a-rooni!

While the election may be over, the news hasn't stopped. Tune in to WLVR News all day, every day for ongoing updates from NPR and from our own digital news team at @LVNewsdotcom. Listen at 91.3 FM on the radio, stream thru our web site, or download the WLVR app wherever you get your smart phone apps. wlvr.org

THIS SUNDAY is the return of the original #PBS39 program "Scholastic Scrimmage" for its 50th SEASON! Tune in at 9:30 am on 11/10 to watch. Or watch the replay on Tuesdays at 7 pm, and Wednesdays at 5 pm starting in November. wlvt.org/education/scho… Big thanks to Temple/St. Lukes School of Medicine for sponsoring this season! @mystlukes

HEY- Looking for new spots to take your daily walk? Check these out: discoverlehighvalley.com/things-to-do/o…

Join PBS39 for Ken Burns' newest documentary about the innovations and creativity of luminary Leonardo Da Vinci. LEONARDO da VINCI looks at how the artist influenced and inspired future generations, and it finds in his soaring imagination and profound intellect the foundation for a conversation we are still having today: what is our relationship with nature and what does it mean to be human. After the screening, Dr. Eric Hupe, assistant professor of art history at Lafayette College, will explore current innovations in bringing art to the public through his speciality, virtual reality. Guests will have the opportunity to walk around a Renaissance space and view Italian frescoes up close through virtual reality, and learn about Dr. Hupe's unique entry point to opening up bigger questions about how we experience art and place, for all lifelong learners. wlvt.org/leonardo/

JUST ANNOUNCED: @ArtsQuest to reopen Bethlehem Steel's former Turn and Grind shop as festival center as early as 2027, with Lehigh Valley Hospital Center as the name sponsor. Read about it FIRST at @LVNewsdotcom: lehighvalleynews.com/arts-culture/e…

Would your child like to be the #PBS39 Artist of the Month? Artist of the Month gives students in grades Kindergarten through 12th the chance to be featured by PBS39 on air and on our digital platforms. Student submissions include music, fine art, writing, digital media and performing arts. Go here to fill out the form: wlvt.org/education/arti…

Tonight's the night! Tune into #PBS39 at 8 pm on 11/6 for the first episode of the all-new Masterpiece show "The Marlow Murder Club." wlvt.org/pbs39-tv-sched… Masterpiece programs are locally supported by @astoundconnects.

Folks, if you find this little nonprofit, independent news outlet of ours helps you connect to your community and neighbors and is a valuable resource, we have a way you can offer your support: lehighvalleynews.com/donate

One week from today on Wed. 11/13 from noon - 2 pm meet @LVNewsdotcom Easton Reporter Brian Myszkowski at the Easton Public Market for the next "Meet the Reporter" session. Bring along your questions, concerns, and story ideas for Easton! Register here: eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-rep…

This is the way media seemingly works these days, but unyielding credit to Jeff Frederick, a colleague here at Lehigh Valley Public Media who shot one of the most viral videos in the country yesterday that was taken and used without permission by a lot of folks.

People are digesting a lot this morning (and I'm digesting a lot of coffee). I'm really proud of our little engine that could at Lehigh Valley Public Media -- @LVNewsdotcom, @PBS39Channel and @WLVRNews for a massive team effort for really comprehensive election coverage.

Our digital news team at @LVNewsdotcom burned the midnight oil last night and are still going strong today with updates on which candidates won the local races. Visit their website for the latest news all day long: lehighvalleynews.com

Some polls have closed across the country. How did our local voters fare today at their respective polling places? Check out this video by Grace Oddo. youtu.be/NECT8jrfr3U

From @RyanGaylorNews: Northampton County has confirmed 5 additional voting machines and additional personnel have been sent to The Banana Factory to combat the long wait times.

Polls close at 8 p.m. You can vote if you are in line by 8 p.m. If you did not return your mail ballot and want to vote at the polls, bring your mail ballot packet, including the outer envelope, to your polling place to be voided. Then you can vote on your county’s voting system.