Election night results might be thing of past It is quite possible that the 2020 election cycle will be the most intense and chaotic that we have ever seen. First of ... TURNPIKE IS EXPENSIVE AND ARCHAIC Having recently read the item in the Times News regarding the cancellation of vehicle licenses for an ambulance service ... Original cellphone bill gets watered down Remember the old saying, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Well, this came to mind when I found that a l... Americans: Heads you lose, tails you lose Monumental and earthshaking moments occurred in our country’s history. The assassination of JFK, Clinton’s impeachment a... Smeared student wins settlement There was some vindication last week for Nicholas Sandmann, the young student from Covington, Kentucky, who was smeared ... Hero of Texas shooting: Firearms not to blame, it’s a person issue People outside of Texas might not readily recognize the names of Donna Campbell and Jack Wilson, but for hundreds of con... Impeaching abuse of power As we zig and zag through the “solemn” process of impeachment, I pray that all sorrow and anguish subsides into truth an... Let’s support bill to make government more transparent Although residents fiercely support grassroots governance, they also need to keep their eyes open, because from time to ... When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ... Latest Photo GalleriesNesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Palmerton America 250 celebration2026-06-15Photos: 'Big Boy' steams into Nesquehoning2026-06-14Franklin Fire Company car show2026-06-11Opinion Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso... Letter to the editor: What the ‘experts’ sayOpinion: Shapiro’s utility crackdown won’t fix Pennsylvania’s power shortageOp-ed: Preserving Carbon County’s future through local control on data center developmentLetter to the editor: Largest county landowner pays no taxesOn This Date - News JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y... ON THIS DATE JUNE 19, 1961ON THIS DATE JUNE 15, 1967ON THIS DATE JUNE 13, 2005ON THIS DATE JUNE 12, 2006AP News Here are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say « Previous 225 226 227 » Next Man caught by predator group resigns from PV jobSlatington man dies in cycle crashChild predator hunters get convictions‘Big Boy’ draws thousands to NesquehoningTamaqua woman admits to slapping another
TURNPIKE IS EXPENSIVE AND ARCHAIC Having recently read the item in the Times News regarding the cancellation of vehicle licenses for an ambulance service ... Original cellphone bill gets watered down Remember the old saying, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Well, this came to mind when I found that a l... Americans: Heads you lose, tails you lose Monumental and earthshaking moments occurred in our country’s history. The assassination of JFK, Clinton’s impeachment a... Smeared student wins settlement There was some vindication last week for Nicholas Sandmann, the young student from Covington, Kentucky, who was smeared ... Hero of Texas shooting: Firearms not to blame, it’s a person issue People outside of Texas might not readily recognize the names of Donna Campbell and Jack Wilson, but for hundreds of con... Impeaching abuse of power As we zig and zag through the “solemn” process of impeachment, I pray that all sorrow and anguish subsides into truth an... Let’s support bill to make government more transparent Although residents fiercely support grassroots governance, they also need to keep their eyes open, because from time to ... When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ... Latest Photo GalleriesNesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Palmerton America 250 celebration2026-06-15Photos: 'Big Boy' steams into Nesquehoning2026-06-14Franklin Fire Company car show2026-06-11Opinion Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso... Letter to the editor: What the ‘experts’ sayOpinion: Shapiro’s utility crackdown won’t fix Pennsylvania’s power shortageOp-ed: Preserving Carbon County’s future through local control on data center developmentLetter to the editor: Largest county landowner pays no taxesOn This Date - News JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y... ON THIS DATE JUNE 19, 1961ON THIS DATE JUNE 15, 1967ON THIS DATE JUNE 13, 2005ON THIS DATE JUNE 12, 2006AP News Here are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say « Previous 225 226 227 » Next Man caught by predator group resigns from PV jobSlatington man dies in cycle crashChild predator hunters get convictions‘Big Boy’ draws thousands to NesquehoningTamaqua woman admits to slapping another
Original cellphone bill gets watered down Remember the old saying, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Well, this came to mind when I found that a l... Americans: Heads you lose, tails you lose Monumental and earthshaking moments occurred in our country’s history. The assassination of JFK, Clinton’s impeachment a... Smeared student wins settlement There was some vindication last week for Nicholas Sandmann, the young student from Covington, Kentucky, who was smeared ... Hero of Texas shooting: Firearms not to blame, it’s a person issue People outside of Texas might not readily recognize the names of Donna Campbell and Jack Wilson, but for hundreds of con... Impeaching abuse of power As we zig and zag through the “solemn” process of impeachment, I pray that all sorrow and anguish subsides into truth an... Let’s support bill to make government more transparent Although residents fiercely support grassroots governance, they also need to keep their eyes open, because from time to ... When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ... Latest Photo GalleriesNesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Palmerton America 250 celebration2026-06-15Photos: 'Big Boy' steams into Nesquehoning2026-06-14Franklin Fire Company car show2026-06-11Opinion Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso... Letter to the editor: What the ‘experts’ sayOpinion: Shapiro’s utility crackdown won’t fix Pennsylvania’s power shortageOp-ed: Preserving Carbon County’s future through local control on data center developmentLetter to the editor: Largest county landowner pays no taxesOn This Date - News JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y... ON THIS DATE JUNE 19, 1961ON THIS DATE JUNE 15, 1967ON THIS DATE JUNE 13, 2005ON THIS DATE JUNE 12, 2006AP News Here are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say « Previous 225 226 227 » Next Man caught by predator group resigns from PV jobSlatington man dies in cycle crashChild predator hunters get convictions‘Big Boy’ draws thousands to NesquehoningTamaqua woman admits to slapping another
Americans: Heads you lose, tails you lose Monumental and earthshaking moments occurred in our country’s history. The assassination of JFK, Clinton’s impeachment a... Smeared student wins settlement There was some vindication last week for Nicholas Sandmann, the young student from Covington, Kentucky, who was smeared ... Hero of Texas shooting: Firearms not to blame, it’s a person issue People outside of Texas might not readily recognize the names of Donna Campbell and Jack Wilson, but for hundreds of con... Impeaching abuse of power As we zig and zag through the “solemn” process of impeachment, I pray that all sorrow and anguish subsides into truth an... Let’s support bill to make government more transparent Although residents fiercely support grassroots governance, they also need to keep their eyes open, because from time to ... When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ... Latest Photo GalleriesNesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Palmerton America 250 celebration2026-06-15Photos: 'Big Boy' steams into Nesquehoning2026-06-14Franklin Fire Company car show2026-06-11Opinion Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso... Letter to the editor: What the ‘experts’ sayOpinion: Shapiro’s utility crackdown won’t fix Pennsylvania’s power shortageOp-ed: Preserving Carbon County’s future through local control on data center developmentLetter to the editor: Largest county landowner pays no taxesOn This Date - News JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y... ON THIS DATE JUNE 19, 1961ON THIS DATE JUNE 15, 1967ON THIS DATE JUNE 13, 2005ON THIS DATE JUNE 12, 2006AP News Here are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say « Previous 225 226 227 » Next Man caught by predator group resigns from PV jobSlatington man dies in cycle crashChild predator hunters get convictions‘Big Boy’ draws thousands to NesquehoningTamaqua woman admits to slapping another
Smeared student wins settlement There was some vindication last week for Nicholas Sandmann, the young student from Covington, Kentucky, who was smeared ...
Hero of Texas shooting: Firearms not to blame, it’s a person issue People outside of Texas might not readily recognize the names of Donna Campbell and Jack Wilson, but for hundreds of con... Impeaching abuse of power As we zig and zag through the “solemn” process of impeachment, I pray that all sorrow and anguish subsides into truth an... Let’s support bill to make government more transparent Although residents fiercely support grassroots governance, they also need to keep their eyes open, because from time to ... When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ... Latest Photo GalleriesNesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Palmerton America 250 celebration2026-06-15Photos: 'Big Boy' steams into Nesquehoning2026-06-14Franklin Fire Company car show2026-06-11Opinion Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso... Letter to the editor: What the ‘experts’ sayOpinion: Shapiro’s utility crackdown won’t fix Pennsylvania’s power shortageOp-ed: Preserving Carbon County’s future through local control on data center developmentLetter to the editor: Largest county landowner pays no taxesOn This Date - News JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y... ON THIS DATE JUNE 19, 1961ON THIS DATE JUNE 15, 1967ON THIS DATE JUNE 13, 2005ON THIS DATE JUNE 12, 2006AP News Here are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say « Previous 225 226 227 » Next
Impeaching abuse of power As we zig and zag through the “solemn” process of impeachment, I pray that all sorrow and anguish subsides into truth an... Let’s support bill to make government more transparent Although residents fiercely support grassroots governance, they also need to keep their eyes open, because from time to ... When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ... Latest Photo GalleriesNesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Palmerton America 250 celebration2026-06-15Photos: 'Big Boy' steams into Nesquehoning2026-06-14Franklin Fire Company car show2026-06-11Opinion Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso... Letter to the editor: What the ‘experts’ sayOpinion: Shapiro’s utility crackdown won’t fix Pennsylvania’s power shortageOp-ed: Preserving Carbon County’s future through local control on data center developmentLetter to the editor: Largest county landowner pays no taxesOn This Date - News JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y... ON THIS DATE JUNE 19, 1961ON THIS DATE JUNE 15, 1967ON THIS DATE JUNE 13, 2005ON THIS DATE JUNE 12, 2006AP News Here are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say
Let’s support bill to make government more transparent Although residents fiercely support grassroots governance, they also need to keep their eyes open, because from time to ... When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ... Latest Photo GalleriesNesquehoning 202/America 250 celebration2026-06-15Palmerton America 250 celebration2026-06-15Photos: 'Big Boy' steams into Nesquehoning2026-06-14Franklin Fire Company car show2026-06-11Opinion Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso... Letter to the editor: What the ‘experts’ sayOpinion: Shapiro’s utility crackdown won’t fix Pennsylvania’s power shortageOp-ed: Preserving Carbon County’s future through local control on data center developmentLetter to the editor: Largest county landowner pays no taxesOn This Date - News JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y... ON THIS DATE JUNE 19, 1961ON THIS DATE JUNE 15, 1967ON THIS DATE JUNE 13, 2005ON THIS DATE JUNE 12, 2006AP News Here are five ways you can avoid tax penalties in 2026U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say
When telling truth is politically incorrect Once upon a time, telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth was considered an admirable trait. Today,... Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ...
Incumbent legislators hold most of the cards In 2020, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives (18 in Pennsylvania, three in our area), about one-third of ...
Opinion: The importance of dads and role models tneditor@tnonline.com Growing up, we all watched our share of TV fathers, who likely affected our lives without us realizing it. Their lesso...
JUNE 20, 1962 The Summit Hill Borough Council last night elected a five-man zoning and planning commission. Council named Richard Branch to serve a five-y...