St. Luke’s Charity Ball raises $470,000 for community service It was a “roarin’ good” time for the 650 guests who attended St. Luke’s 111th Charity Ball on May 2 at Wind Creek Bethle... JTASD hosts its own version of Olympic Games The first-ever Jim Thorpe Olympic Games brought together students with exceptionalities from across Carbon County on Fri... Tamaqua Area School Board recognizes technology students The Tamaqua Area School Board last week recognized several students who attend the Schuylkill Technology Center for thei... St. Luke’s to close the Summit The Summit Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at St. Luke’s Lehighton Campus will close in the fall. A long-term care and... Tamaqua graduates ready for next chapter The valedictorian of Tamaqua Area High School’s Class of 2025 encouraged graduates to continue writing their own unique ... Miller Charm Farm wins Pa. association awards A Mahoning Valley meat processor and farm took home two awards for its products during a recent state conference. Miller... Postal Service gives dog reminders Incidents involving dog attacks on U.S. Postal Service employees rose to more than 6,000 cases last year. As part of the... Rt. 209 work to begin June 9 The main road that travels through Nesquehoning is getting an update by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, o... Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen... Latest Photo GalleriesJim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Palmerton Pace-setters Car Show2026-07-01Nesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Opinion How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati... Budget impasse stressful on those waiting for state moneyOpinion: Don’t count on lower electricity prices in 2026Opinion: The party’s over, let the work beginLetter to the editor: Happy FourthOn This Date - News JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle... JULY 10, 1989JULY 9, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 8, 1992ON THIS DATE JULY 7, 1988AP News U.S. tells Iran: Declare Strait of Hormuz openWindow dislodges on jet; passengers hold on to manHarry, family work on mending their royal riftDefense tries to sow doubt about evidence in Kirk murder caseWith Platner out, hopefuls vie for party nominationTrump visits Mack Trucks’ facility in Lehigh ValleyHere are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos cave « Previous 805 806 807 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkHouse collapses from storm in New Ringgold
JTASD hosts its own version of Olympic Games The first-ever Jim Thorpe Olympic Games brought together students with exceptionalities from across Carbon County on Fri... Tamaqua Area School Board recognizes technology students The Tamaqua Area School Board last week recognized several students who attend the Schuylkill Technology Center for thei... St. Luke’s to close the Summit The Summit Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at St. Luke’s Lehighton Campus will close in the fall. A long-term care and... Tamaqua graduates ready for next chapter The valedictorian of Tamaqua Area High School’s Class of 2025 encouraged graduates to continue writing their own unique ... Miller Charm Farm wins Pa. association awards A Mahoning Valley meat processor and farm took home two awards for its products during a recent state conference. Miller... Postal Service gives dog reminders Incidents involving dog attacks on U.S. Postal Service employees rose to more than 6,000 cases last year. As part of the... Rt. 209 work to begin June 9 The main road that travels through Nesquehoning is getting an update by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, o... Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen... Latest Photo GalleriesJim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Palmerton Pace-setters Car Show2026-07-01Nesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Opinion How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati... Budget impasse stressful on those waiting for state moneyOpinion: Don’t count on lower electricity prices in 2026Opinion: The party’s over, let the work beginLetter to the editor: Happy FourthOn This Date - News JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle... JULY 10, 1989JULY 9, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 8, 1992ON THIS DATE JULY 7, 1988AP News U.S. tells Iran: Declare Strait of Hormuz openWindow dislodges on jet; passengers hold on to manHarry, family work on mending their royal riftDefense tries to sow doubt about evidence in Kirk murder caseWith Platner out, hopefuls vie for party nominationTrump visits Mack Trucks’ facility in Lehigh ValleyHere are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos cave « Previous 805 806 807 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkHouse collapses from storm in New Ringgold
Tamaqua Area School Board recognizes technology students The Tamaqua Area School Board last week recognized several students who attend the Schuylkill Technology Center for thei... St. Luke’s to close the Summit The Summit Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at St. Luke’s Lehighton Campus will close in the fall. A long-term care and... Tamaqua graduates ready for next chapter The valedictorian of Tamaqua Area High School’s Class of 2025 encouraged graduates to continue writing their own unique ... Miller Charm Farm wins Pa. association awards A Mahoning Valley meat processor and farm took home two awards for its products during a recent state conference. Miller... Postal Service gives dog reminders Incidents involving dog attacks on U.S. Postal Service employees rose to more than 6,000 cases last year. As part of the... Rt. 209 work to begin June 9 The main road that travels through Nesquehoning is getting an update by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, o... Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen... Latest Photo GalleriesJim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Palmerton Pace-setters Car Show2026-07-01Nesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Opinion How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati... Budget impasse stressful on those waiting for state moneyOpinion: Don’t count on lower electricity prices in 2026Opinion: The party’s over, let the work beginLetter to the editor: Happy FourthOn This Date - News JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle... JULY 10, 1989JULY 9, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 8, 1992ON THIS DATE JULY 7, 1988AP News U.S. tells Iran: Declare Strait of Hormuz openWindow dislodges on jet; passengers hold on to manHarry, family work on mending their royal riftDefense tries to sow doubt about evidence in Kirk murder caseWith Platner out, hopefuls vie for party nominationTrump visits Mack Trucks’ facility in Lehigh ValleyHere are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos cave « Previous 805 806 807 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkHouse collapses from storm in New Ringgold
St. Luke’s to close the Summit The Summit Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at St. Luke’s Lehighton Campus will close in the fall. A long-term care and... Tamaqua graduates ready for next chapter The valedictorian of Tamaqua Area High School’s Class of 2025 encouraged graduates to continue writing their own unique ... Miller Charm Farm wins Pa. association awards A Mahoning Valley meat processor and farm took home two awards for its products during a recent state conference. Miller... Postal Service gives dog reminders Incidents involving dog attacks on U.S. Postal Service employees rose to more than 6,000 cases last year. As part of the... Rt. 209 work to begin June 9 The main road that travels through Nesquehoning is getting an update by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, o... Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen... Latest Photo GalleriesJim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Palmerton Pace-setters Car Show2026-07-01Nesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Opinion How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati... Budget impasse stressful on those waiting for state moneyOpinion: Don’t count on lower electricity prices in 2026Opinion: The party’s over, let the work beginLetter to the editor: Happy FourthOn This Date - News JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle... JULY 10, 1989JULY 9, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 8, 1992ON THIS DATE JULY 7, 1988AP News U.S. tells Iran: Declare Strait of Hormuz openWindow dislodges on jet; passengers hold on to manHarry, family work on mending their royal riftDefense tries to sow doubt about evidence in Kirk murder caseWith Platner out, hopefuls vie for party nominationTrump visits Mack Trucks’ facility in Lehigh ValleyHere are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos cave « Previous 805 806 807 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkHouse collapses from storm in New Ringgold
Tamaqua graduates ready for next chapter The valedictorian of Tamaqua Area High School’s Class of 2025 encouraged graduates to continue writing their own unique ...
Miller Charm Farm wins Pa. association awards A Mahoning Valley meat processor and farm took home two awards for its products during a recent state conference. Miller... Postal Service gives dog reminders Incidents involving dog attacks on U.S. Postal Service employees rose to more than 6,000 cases last year. As part of the... Rt. 209 work to begin June 9 The main road that travels through Nesquehoning is getting an update by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, o... Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen... Latest Photo GalleriesJim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Palmerton Pace-setters Car Show2026-07-01Nesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Opinion How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati... Budget impasse stressful on those waiting for state moneyOpinion: Don’t count on lower electricity prices in 2026Opinion: The party’s over, let the work beginLetter to the editor: Happy FourthOn This Date - News JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle... JULY 10, 1989JULY 9, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 8, 1992ON THIS DATE JULY 7, 1988AP News U.S. tells Iran: Declare Strait of Hormuz openWindow dislodges on jet; passengers hold on to manHarry, family work on mending their royal riftDefense tries to sow doubt about evidence in Kirk murder caseWith Platner out, hopefuls vie for party nominationTrump visits Mack Trucks’ facility in Lehigh ValleyHere are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos cave « Previous 805 806 807 » Next
Postal Service gives dog reminders Incidents involving dog attacks on U.S. Postal Service employees rose to more than 6,000 cases last year. As part of the... Rt. 209 work to begin June 9 The main road that travels through Nesquehoning is getting an update by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, o... Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen... Latest Photo GalleriesJim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Palmerton Pace-setters Car Show2026-07-01Nesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Opinion How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati... Budget impasse stressful on those waiting for state moneyOpinion: Don’t count on lower electricity prices in 2026Opinion: The party’s over, let the work beginLetter to the editor: Happy FourthOn This Date - News JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle... JULY 10, 1989JULY 9, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 8, 1992ON THIS DATE JULY 7, 1988AP News U.S. tells Iran: Declare Strait of Hormuz openWindow dislodges on jet; passengers hold on to manHarry, family work on mending their royal riftDefense tries to sow doubt about evidence in Kirk murder caseWith Platner out, hopefuls vie for party nominationTrump visits Mack Trucks’ facility in Lehigh ValleyHere are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos cave
Rt. 209 work to begin June 9 The main road that travels through Nesquehoning is getting an update by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, o... Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen... Latest Photo GalleriesJim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Palmerton Pace-setters Car Show2026-07-01Nesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Opinion How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati... Budget impasse stressful on those waiting for state moneyOpinion: Don’t count on lower electricity prices in 2026Opinion: The party’s over, let the work beginLetter to the editor: Happy FourthOn This Date - News JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle... JULY 10, 1989JULY 9, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 8, 1992ON THIS DATE JULY 7, 1988AP News U.S. tells Iran: Declare Strait of Hormuz openWindow dislodges on jet; passengers hold on to manHarry, family work on mending their royal riftDefense tries to sow doubt about evidence in Kirk murder caseWith Platner out, hopefuls vie for party nominationTrump visits Mack Trucks’ facility in Lehigh ValleyHere are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos cave
Property would be used for proposed new township building or recreation Franklin Township may look to take a property by eminent domain for potential use either for a proposed new township bui... Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen...
Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following incidents that occurred on the Northeast Extension of the Pen...
How our state representatives voted The state House of Representatives voted on the bills listed below, sending them to the Senate for concurrence. Here is how our representati...
JULY 11, 1994 Workers from the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps are making major improvements to a dry part of the historic Lehigh Canal in Jim Thorpe, cle...