Fogelsville, and one in Trexlertown. Media Television The Lehigh Valley is part of the Philadelphia television market, the nation's fourth largest television market, and also receives television stations from the New York City and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre television markets. Lehigh Valley-based stations include WBPH-TV (a Christian television licensed to Bethlehem with studios in Allentown), WFMZ-TV (an independent commercial television station on South Mountain in Allentown), and WLVT-TV (the PBS station licensed to Allentown with studios in Bethlehem). Radio The Lehigh Valley is home to over 35 radio stations, including both English and Spanish-language stations and a range of formats, including all-news, sports radio, talk radio, and NPR. Lehigh Valley station music formats include Top 40, hip hop, rhythmic, country, oldies, polka, soft rock, classic rock, hard rock, and several campus radio stations. Newspapers Lehigh Valley-based daily newspapers include The Morning Call and The Express-Times, both of which have been media sources in the Lehigh Valley dating back to the mid-1800s. Two magazines cover the region: Lehigh Valley Style is a regional lifestyle publication based in Easton. Lehigh Valley Magazine, based in Harrisburg, is the region's oldest lifestyle publication. Film Multiple movies have been fully or partially filmed in the Lehigh Valley, including M. Night Shyamalan's Glass in 2019, indie dark-comedy Getting Grace starring Daniel Roebuck, Taylor A. Purdee's folk rock musical Killian & the Comeback Kids, and others. Education Colleges and universities Seven colleges and universities are based in the Lehigh Valley: Cedar Crest College (in Allentown) DeSales University (in Center Valley) Lafayette College (in Easton) Lehigh University (in Bethlehem) Moravian University (in Bethlehem) Muhlenberg College (in Allentown) Penn State Lehigh Valley (in Center Valley) The Lehigh Valley has two two-year colleges: Lehigh Carbon Community College (with campuses in Allentown, Carbon County and Schnecksville) Northampton Community College (with campuses in Bethlehem, Bethlehem Township and Monroe County) High school education The Lehigh Valley is the third most populous metropolitan region in Pennsylvania and served by multiple large school districts, public and private high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools, including: The largest high schools in the Lehigh Valley and The Poconos (18 in all) compete athletically in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference. Smaller Lehigh Valley high schools compete in the Colonial League. Sports Football College football The Lehigh Valley is home to the nation's longest-standing college football rivalry in the nation. Known simply as "The Rivalry," Lafayette College in Easton and Lehigh University in