Good morning, Reading.

The Mt. Penn Fire Co. is hosting its 58th annual fastnacht sale tomorrow and Sunday at its station on Grant Street from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds benefit the fire company while supplies last.

Family Promise of Berks County marked 20 years of providing housing support to families and young adults.

The nonprofit will host its 20th Anniversary Breakfast Celebration (April 25) to reaffirm its commitment to preventing housing insecurity in the community.

Berks Women2Women named ATHENA Leadership Award winner Trish Shermot and EmpowerHER Award recipient Nehal Trivedi, and the awards will be presented on March 4 during the annual Conference & Expo at the PLEX at Alvernia University (465 St. Bernardine St.) where speakers and breakout sessions will also be featured.

Olivet Boys & Girls Club of Reading & Berks County announced its Leaders & Legends Dinner for Monday, Mar.

30 at DoubleTree by Hilton Reading; former NFL coach Herm Edwards will headline an event that includes a VIP reception and honors partners while funding reopening sites to serve more youth.

The Miller Center for the Arts is unveiling its 2026 season, featuring music, dance, comedy, and free student shows at Reading Area Community College from Feb.

20 through June. The season includes events like a family opera on Feb. 20 and a shark conservation talk on March 5 & more.

Alvernia University chose SCHRADERGROUP Studio as architect and Heim Construction Co. as contractor for its American House project at Reading CollegeTowne (354 Penn St) in the Callowhill Historic District.

Demolition began late 2025, with phase 1 finishing in May and a wall-breaking event scheduled for Feb. 25.

PennDOT will begin road work projects next week in Berks County.

The agency will enforce lane restrictions on US 222 and repair the US 422 bridge in Reading, while brush cutting will occur on I-78 and Dunkels Church Road, with crews working 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. + delays possible due to rain.

Wilson’s girls basketball team won the BCIAA title on Friday, Feb.

13 at Santander Arena by defeating Exeter 54 to 44, with Laila Jones scoring key baskets to secure Wilson’s first win since 2014.

Exeter’s Haley Schwenk and Wilson’s Aiden Hattendorf won the BCIAA singles championships Thursday at Hiesters Lanes, defeating opponents 203-184 and 205-201 from a 24-player field.

Harlem Globetrotters Show

7-9 p.m. — Santander Arena — Tickets starting at $36 — Experience the legendary antics and skills of the Harlem Globetrotters live in Reading.

Sisqó Live in Concert

3-6 p.m. — Santander Arena — tickets available — Experience the smooth R&B vibes of Sisqó, the voice behind the iconic 'Thong Song.'

Greenville Swamp Rabbits vs Reading Royals

7-9 p.m. — Santander Arena — Stream the thrilling ice hockey matchup between the Swamp Rabbits and Royals.

Old School Hip Hop Sunday Funday

3-5 p.m. — Santander Arena — Ticketed event — Celebrate the classic era of hip hop with performances from legends like Big Daddy Kane and more.

Good Thyme for Life Dining Week

Good Thyme For Life is an annual dining event in Berks County for Co-County Wellness Services, raising money for their mission of public health. This year’s event runs from March 2nd-8th and features 7 local restaurants each night, generously donating a portion of the evening revenue to support our work in education and advocacy.

Reading Anime-Fest

10 a.m. - 5 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Reading — Free entry for kids — A family-friendly event featuring voice actors, vendors, attractions, and a huge cosplay contest.

Worcester Railers at Reading Royals

3-4 p.m. — Santander Arena — Cost varies — Catch an exciting hockey matchup with the Worcester Railers taking on the Reading Royals.