Good morning, Reading.

Berks schools teach about Sept.

11 with tailored lessons for each age group. Gov. Mifflin High uses oral histories in their modern history curriculum, Kutztown Middle curates an artifact-based exhibit, and Green Valley Elementary holds a ceremony honoring first responders — all aimed at connecting historic events to students’ lives.

Minnie Ocasio held the final Zumba Combat Kick-A-Thon on Sunday as part of Suicide Prevention Month in Reading—she will now host an 'unmasking mental health' gala to link residents with local health agencies.

Cumru Township Planning Commission will review a proposed sketch plan for 537 new residential units—including 256 apartments, 175 townhouses and 106 single-family homes—today at 6 p.m. at the township building on Welsh Road near Morgantown Road.

The Twin Valley Raiders defeated the Wyomissing Spartans 42-14 at Bob Wolfrum Field on Saturday, Sept.

12. The Raiders posted fast scoring drives with four players reaching the end zone as the Spartans struggled to gain momentum after a two-week hiatus.