Are you unmarried and in a relationship? Do you have a memorable moment in your relationship that you love to share with others? If so, you could win a free wedding reception courtesy of the Holiday Inn Conference Center in Allentown.

The Holiday Inn, in conjunction with www.YourMemorableMoments.com, is giving away the free reception on July 29 to the couple who submits the most memorable romantic moment at http://www.hilehighvalley.com/freewedding or at http://www.yourmemorablemoments.com/freewedding by July 27. Stories can also be submitted in the lobby of the Holiday Inn using registration cards.

The winner will be announced at a party on July 29, at the conference center. The party will feature a champagne greeting, reception, wedding event space previews and an exhibit of wedding services. The top 10 finalists will be announced at 7:30 p.m. and each of the top 10 will receive a $100 gift card from YourMemorableMoments.com

The top 10 stories will be read out loud before a grand prize winner is randomly selected from the finalists.

The prize is a wedding reception for 100 people including a four-course dinner with wine, champagne toast, premium open bar, wedding cake, welcome reception and a complimentary suite for the happy couple the night of the wedding.

Finalists must be present to win. Officials rules of the contest can be found at http://www.YourMemorableMoments.com/freewedding/rules.

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Bertie's Inn on Old Friedensburg Road in Exeter recently held its 19th annual Belt Sander Races benefiting the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Berks County, according to the News of Southern Berks.

The idea originally came about thanks to the mind of a regular customers who was a woodworker. The Belt Sander Races replaced the original Ugly Bartender fundraising contest at the establishment.

The event takes up much time and energy as bales of hay and generators are brought in and set up under a tent outside the inn before the races begin, with contestants straddling the sanders and attempting to sand their way down the race course.

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The borough of Boyertown has been recognized as a Relay for Life Community, according to the Boyertown Times.

Boyertown Relay Chairwoman Angela Scheetz presents signs bestowing the honor to Mayor Marianne Deery at a recent Borough Council meeting.

Boyertown's second annual Relay for Life raised more than $115,000. Fundraising for this year's Boyertown Relay effort continues until Aug. 31.

"On Thursday, July 30, Chestnut Knoll Assisted Living Community of Boyertown will host a grand community festival, and our J-Walkers team will be serving all types of delicious foods, including homemade chili and our signature Grilled Sticky Buns ... and all of our net proceeds from those food sales will be earmarked for this current Relay For Life," said Relay Publicity Chairman Jim Davidheiser.

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Boyertown teen Brittany Nicole Good recently placed in the top 20 of the Pennsylvania National American Miss Junior Teen competition, her first beauty pageant, according to the Boyertown Times.

The 14-year-old competed last weekend in Harrisburg against girls ages 13-15 at urging of Erin Joy Good, a friend from Boyertown who is not related to Brittany. Erin Joy Good is a former Miss Pennsylvania Teen and so was speaking from experience when she encouraged Brittany to compete.