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A Berks County family is gearing up for the largest indoor agricultural exposition in the nation.
The Kamp family has high hopes for this year's Pennsylvania Farm Show, which officially kicks off Saturday.
Collin, 16, and Evan, 13, are getting ready to showcase their goats, which are named Glace and Poseidon.
"Just living on the farm, you have to have something to do with the animals, so I think it's fun," said Collin.
"I just like hanging out with my friends at the fairs and then showing them," said Evan.
The teenagers have been involved with 4-H since they were eight years old. Now, their family is gearing up for its fourth show in Harrisburg.
"It was just something that's in our blood," said Alice Kamp. "We really enjoy going to the farm show. It's just the big hoorah for us."
This year, they have to contend with the bitter cold, which can take a toll on the animals.
"They don't really like it because it's cold all the time," said Evan.
That's why the goats are dressed in coats, and instead of pigs in a blanket, the hogs have been moved to a warmer structure on their farm in Perry Township.
The pigs have not been able to have a bath because the cold water is stressful on their bodies. They will get bathed right before the show.
In the meantime, Collin and Evan made last-minute preps before they head out to Harrisburg.
"I'm looking forward to just trying to do good, said Collin.
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little light snow or flurries on Monday i is the storm so ll that is so let's cut he even a kj Webb allowing a wfmz Meteorologist Matt Broderick is in the weather center.NOW it's time for today is...>>> jaciel cordoba: It's Friday.. so the kitchen is ready to go! This morning, we're joined by Louis's Restaurant in Allentown. Eve is in the kitchen highlights and more in sports. >>> jaciel cordoba: It's time to head back over to the kitchen this morning, where we're joined by the Louie's Restaurant out of Allentown.>> eve tannery: Owner Louie Belletieri and Chef John Fries are standing by in the kitchen with Matt now.. let's see what's going on this time.. good morning guys! >> birthday Oh yeah there's plenty of you to go around little Wayne John Harry Gies it is a house arrest from an very good a.k.a. quite the restaurant heather m was i only do will make some was i only do it start Yahoo yet to actually buy he will make them so you are are are are are going okay okay first he stated again start with apostasy this is this a meatball mix we do is we take our meatballs. It you know normally with normally with the restaurant rate involved in pain coa in Indiana little tomato sauce it's it's prior to you so nineties has compressed a little bit down and go as you doesn't is not that way not that way you get it off it said that we get the meatballs and i suspect That you tell me where he's going to go in and you can't find the memory and more hostile by Jonathan, here's hoping seniors and studies we have one] Dave Slagle is 29 as high as a ricotta cheese i think i mentioned before it it's a mixed detector cottage cheese get little sugar little salt pepper, a little parsley and we put it through mill so you get that texture and extra next ricotta cheese i now have have another piece apostasy course and i sent some changes might become desperate wishes to do not already a product right now is sausage out your little story behind you know the story behind the sausage my dad. My grandfather they were sausage makers if i will store up in Hazelton the dad is oh so we make the same sausages are natural spicy rights of people a night they had you like spiciness, but we must it must be pretty good as we make we make many of these weakening right to renew week Christmas was made over 50 goals that are too much as it is and insight were close about this is that if you want your should you correct the cmh symbolic man Act prematurely as i said now look what we would do now is we would take it to it and come together and put it in the freezer of my life on earth in the freezer for about two or three hours, we have decided now. it is prior is already a little cheese on it right afterwards we can't sixteen cuts 16 will happen is you get the layers you'll have the meatball you have the ricotta pasta you have the have the sausage it's sort around it Motorola cheese initiatives in the of and a few minutes you have some out standing what is third on the menu are you doing next to make our famous blue salad which is a cracking start Gorgonzola shallow good indeed i thought we should get the whole complete you are correct so we bake it in bacon any of it okay we big dollar ragweed acknowledges or just have an in-house Baker Gino and he does
School officials at one Allentown high school reacted exactly as they should have Friday morning when they went into a brief lock down.
According to school officials, an unidentified adult gained access to William Allen High School at 8:27 a.m.
This person was an Allentown School District employee, but wasn't known to the high school staff, so the school was immediately placed on lock down as a precaution, officials said.
The individual was located within minutes and the lock down was lifted.
School officials said the situation was handled with an abundance of caution and was quickly resolved.
The lock down went smoothly and according to the Emergency Operations Procedures.
According to a statement from the district:
"The administrators, staff and security are to be commended on their successful handling of this situation, as are the William Allen students who were respectful during this process."
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The Lehigh Valley Mall will soon be home to a Frites Restaurant.
Scott Horner of Colliers International in Allentown recently secured a 1,426 retail lease on behalf of their client, Frites Enterprises, LLC at the Lehigh Valley Mall.
This will be Frites flagship location.
The location of the mall seems to have played into the decision to open the restaurant in the area.
A statement from the company said the Lehigh Valley Mall is the largest shopping facility in the Lehigh Valley with a wide mix of retailers.
The Frites restaurant will be situated at the main entrance of the mall next to Chick-Fil-A and across from Barnes & Noble.
The company says it creates Belgian style fries prepared from the finest U. S. grown russet potatoes with 17 custom crafted dipping sauces.
Their fries, the company says, are based on the world famous, twice-fried Belgian Pommes Frites.
Anticipated opening date is March, 2016.
The Berks Catholic and Conrad Weiser boys basketball teams picked up key league roads wins on Thursday night. The Boyertown girls also won away from home, as the lady Bears remained perfect.
In Elverson, Berks Catholic (2-1, 4-6) handed Twin Valley its first league loss, 48-31, in a dominant defensive effort.
Connor Jack led the way with 14 points and 20 rebounds, while the newly-returned Isaac Lutz scored 9 points.
Colin Hartey and Eric DiGiacomo paced the Raiders (3-1, 8-5) with 8 points apiece.
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In Fleetwood, Conrad Weiser (4-0, 7-4) remained perfect within Berks II following a 61-55 win over the Tigers (1-2, 5-6).
Cartier Talford lit it up for the Scouts, dropping 34 points. Pierce Brosious added another 15.
Fleetwood had three scorers in double-figures, including Matt Hook (17), Jared Reaser (16) and Tyler Nolt (14).
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In Phoenixville, the Boyertown girls (7-0, 12-0) stayed unblemished with a 51-29 victory over the Phantoms (3-4, 4-9).
Abby Kapp continued her fine season, registering 19 points to lead the way for the Bears. Ali Bauman added another 10.
Nomi Washington scored 14 points to lead the way for Phoenixville.
the first Dickey's location in Berks County. >>> rob vaughn:>>> wendy davis: >>> The Twin Valley boys have been a nice surprise this basketball season. The Raiders have a winning record overall, and they've made people take notice early on. But now it's league play and they have to be even better in the weeks ahead to make the playoffs. Tonight, they had a show me game with Berks Catholic... >>> The Conrad Weiser boys had another big road game tonight in Fleetwood... >>> Boyertown's girls have been great this year, tonight
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