Good morning, Reading.

Los Arrieros in West Reading is joining Restaurant Week for the first time and will serve special Colombian dishes for $25 or $40 & The American Diner offers breakfast, lunch and dinner specials.

The event runs through Feb. 28.

Muddy Creek Soap Company at 608 Penn Ave in West Reading is under new ownership — longtime fan Annette Debiec takes over from founder Beverly Kelly-Carfango, who will help during the transition before retiring.

The store celebrated 10 years on Feb. 12 and plans to expand its natural product offerings.

Elizabeth Dawson hosted Black travelers in her Reading home from 1938 to 1966; her 441 Buttonwood St address was listed in the Negro Motorist Green Book and provided safe lodging during segregation.

Her legacy remains a valued part of our local history.

Snow totals varied widely from Sunday into Monday – with amounts from 2 inches at Reading Regional Airport to 18 inches in Bucks County.

The National Weather Service collected reports from several PA and New Jersey counties.

Reading recognized Black History Month with an official proclamation on Monday and lit City Hall and the Pagoda in red, yellow, and green — the Pan-African colors symbolizing unity and pride.

Mayor Eddie Moran urged residents to learn and engage with the local legacy.

Berks County food safety inspectors detected several violations during inspections from Feb.

4 to Feb. 17. Reading, Kutztown, Wyomissing and other areas found issues such as improper temperatures, cleaning lapses and signs of rodent and insect activity, with many establishments correcting the issues promptly.

Metropolitan Development Group presented plans on Monday night to build a 232-unit apartment complex at 3925 Perkiomen Ave. in Exeter Township.

The project includes one- and two-bedroom apartments with a clubhouse, pool and pickleball courts, and ground work is expected to begin in about two years after reviews.

The Wilson Bulldogs, who beat top-seeded Red Lion 50-42 on Monday at Red Lion High School, will play Dallastown for the District 3 Class 6A girls basketball title on Thursday at a to-be-determined location using an 18-game winning streak since their last loss.

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.

Gary Gulman Live Comedy Show

3:30-6:30 p.m. — Miller Center for the Arts — Tickets starting at $68 — Experience a night of laughter with Gary Gulman’s comedic energy.

Phil Wickham Concert

7-8 p.m. — Santander Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience uplifting worship music with Phil Wickham live in Reading.