Mack designers said work on the new Pioneer model centered around the seat because that is where the driver spends most of ...

Fresh on the heels of the launch of its new Class 8 Pioneer truck, Mack has announced manufacturing layoffs. Mack said it will lay off 250 to 350 workers at its Macungie, Pennsylvania ...

Like every sporting event, the draft kicked off with the national anthem from country music performer Stephen Wilson Jr., who took to social media to show off his excitement. "honored to perform ...

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It was revealed on Thursday that the league is having singer/songwriter Stephen Wilson Jr. perform the national anthem before the draft gets underway. Per his personal website, Wilson Jr.’s ...

Stephen Wilson Jr. stood on a small stage in Green Bay outside of Lambeau Field and delivered the National Anthem ahead of the NFL draft on April 24. Wilson played a guitar while he sang and ...

powertrain plant were also being let go. The staff members were part of the team that manufactures engines, transmissions and axles for VTNA and Mack. News emerged in mid-April that as many as 350 ...

The Mack Anthem model, for example, is produced in Macungie for the North and South American markets and contains roughly 15,000 parts sourced from nearly 20 countries. These include engines ...

There might not be a more polarizing pre-event song these days than “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” which is also referred to as the “Black National Anthem.” The MAGA crowd tends to hate it ...

The national anthem had a different feel Thursday night at the 2025 NFL Draft. Seymour, Indiana, native Stephen Wilson Jr. gave a slower rendition with a twang. Here is how Wilson's website ...

L.A. introduced the harmonica class from the Korea-Town Senior and Community Center to perform the national anthem, and though the performance earned some mixed reviews from fans on social media ...

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — About 3,000 people work at the Mack Truck assembly plant in Lower Macungie Township, near Allentown. Now, about ten percent of them have been told they are losing their jobs.