Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 27th of September.
Good morning, Reading.
Community members gathered at Alvernia University for Latinos Unidos to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with food, salsa, and shared stories that honor the local Hispanic and Latino cultures + promote neighborhood ties.
A bonfire explosion during Exeter Township Senior High School’s homecoming parade on Thursday night hit one person with debris — prompting the district to end the tradition for safety reasons as students shared mixed feelings.
The Berks County Latino Chamber of Commerce will host its 2026 annual gala on Oct.
10 at the DoubleTree by Hilton + 701 Penn St. Awardees including Centro Hispano, La Mega Radio, and Fabulous Cake Factory will be honored as keynote speaker Perla López Baray addresses attendees + community partners.
The Miller Center for the Arts at Reading Area Community College in downtown Reading announced its 2026–2027 season of live shows with music, comedy, dance, and family programming (Wooden Ships Band opened on Sept.
18). Future events include Best of the Eagles Friday at 7 p.m.
Blue Mountain High School named Ryan Clemas, Dakota Teter, and Paige Teter as October’s students of the month for their academic and after-school achievements (sports, technical skills, and creative arts); the honor highlights their leadership and community involvement as they plan for the future.
A wind advisory remains in effect until noon EDT today for parts of Pennsylvania including Berks County with north winds of 10 to 20 mph and gusts up to 45 mph that may move unsecured objects (use caution when driving).
Wind Advisory remains in effect until noon today as north winds of 10-20 mph with gusts up to 45 mph may blow loose debris and tree limbs across Berks; residents are advised to secure outdoor items (especially those left outside) and drive with caution.
Exeter Eagles defeated Gov. Mifflin 28-6 on Friday, Sept.
25 at Don Thomas Stadium. They outgained the Mustangs 258-71 in the first half, marking their fifth straight win in a physical Section 2 matchup.
Schuylkill Valley fended off Berks Catholic 18-16 on Friday night after stopping a late two-point try, with quarterback Alex Aletras throwing three touchdown passes.
Teams from Section 5 games, including Hamburg, Conrad Weiser, and Twin Valley, posted wins + kept the season exciting.
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