You may have noticed recently that we haven’t been all that active on Twitter, our news coverage hasn’t been quite as plentiful, and our Mile27 show keeps getting pushed off. Why you ask? We have a good reason!
We’ve been spending lots of time working on our new facility on Congo Road in Gilbertsville. So instead of spending 12-16 hours a day covering local news and working on video projects, we’ve been spending that time working on our new location. Please be patient with us as we work on this great new place that will allow us to better serve the community and also give folks a place where you can meet us and learn about our video products and services.
As we always say, please stay tuned…
VIDEO: Final Words from Extreme Makeover Recipient
CORRECTION @ 2:23 - *the Kutztown representative presenting the scholarship is the Provost, Dr. Carlos Vargas, not the President, Dr. F. Javiar Cevallos.*
It all started with a pep rally… held at the Reading Phillies stadium, the ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition producer addressed an audience, telling them that somewhere [...]
By Phil Haddad
The Boyertown football team is looking to improve on last year’s 6-6 last season. Coach Scisly has 20 seniors and 20 juniors on this year’s team and they are returning some key position players that he feels can make their run at a league title and possibly District 1-AAAA playoffs.
The [...]
POTTSTOWN - Exelon Nuclear will soon begin the testing of new sirens that have been installed over the past few months. The tests are part of a larger project to replace all 165 emergency sirens in the 10 miles around Limerick Generating Station with sirens that include battery back up. The [...]
By Phil Haddad
The Boyertown football team is looking to improve on last year’s 6-6 last season. Coach Scisly has 20 seniors and 20 juniors on this year’s team and they are returning some key position players that he feels can make their run at a league title and possibly District 1-AAAA playoffs.
The [...]
You may have noticed recently that we haven’t been all that active on Twitter, our news coverage hasn’t been quite as plentiful, and our Mile27 show keeps getting pushed off. Why you ask? We have a good reason!
We’ve been spending lots of time working on our new facility on Congo Road in Gilbertsville. [...]
VIDEO: Political Activists Stop by Boyertown
***It’s important to understand that WZAR believes in equal news coverage and prefers to remain non-partisan. Coverage of this story is purely to provide awareness of what is going on in your community.***
It’s the first amendment at it’s finest, and these folks are using it in a way that they [...]
VIDEO - Dog Days of Summer & YMCA Tomato Blast
It was quite the weekend for community events on August 21st… the day started out at the Boyertown Area YMCA Hollenbach Center in Gilbertsville, at the 4th annual tomato blast. The day revolves entirely around the fruit, from salsa competitions, carnival games, and even a tomato [...]
Since our crew was out of state on a shoot in Las Vegas, we’ll leave the news coverage to the people who were actually in the same state! More information on the fire truck accident from our friends at the Reading Eagle: http://readingeagle.com/article.aspx?id=242344
VIDEO: Boyertown Business Owner Appears in “The Last Airbender”
There’s much more information including inside details in our full story: http://www.wzartv.com/?p=1775
It was just another week at the State Theatre of Boyertown… this week opening up M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Last Airbender.” But for one Boyertown business owner, it was more than just a Friday night on [...]
Learn more about us
CLICK HERE
We do more than report the news - see what we can do for you
CLICK HERE
Copyright 2009
VIDEO: Political Activists Stop by Boyertown
***It’s important to understand that WZAR believes in equal news coverage and prefers to remain non-partisan. Coverage of this story is purely to provide awareness of what is going on in your community.***
It’s the first amendment at it’s finest, and these folks are using it in a way that they hope will change America.
The two gentlemen are part of what they are saying is a national movement to make changes in the white house.
They set up their table in front of the Boyertown Post office on South Washington Street on Monday, August 30th, in hopes of reaching out to as much as of the public as possible, talking to anybody who wanted to listen.
Regardless of your political beliefs, it’s a great thing in America when people organize to help make changes in our country. It’s what the Declaration of Independence was based on.