It’s In Our Nature: Ravens, crows thriving by adapting Too many times I’ve written about declining populations of certain wildlife species. This time I’m writing about some bi... Where We Live: If only Danny had a Fitbit I’ve never been one to buy into the Fitbit craze, but, admittedly, I have from time to time become intrigued by this “co... Inside Looking Out: It’s ‘time’ we start living Actor Marlon Brando once said, “We only have so many hours in a day, so why waste them on something that doesn’t matter?... Warmest Regards: Givers, not takers, provide light when it’s most needed It may be true that we are all created equally. But we sure don’t stay that way. Some are ever so nice and become givers... Warmest Regards: Is 10 too young to walk alone? I was stunned to read a newspaper article about the woman in Georgia who got arrested for letting her 10-year-old son wa... Warmest Regards: The best gifts don’t come in packages What do you want for Christmas? Do you have a ready answer to that question? I’m having an impossible time coming up wit... Life With Liz: This hack in the kitchen is grate I cook a lot. I bake a lot. I consider myself pretty handy in the kitchen. There isn’t a recipe I won’t try, at least on... It’s In Our Nature: Antlers and horns With the rifled antlered and antlerless deer seasons coming to close today, I thought I’d do a little refresher on antle... It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen... 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 Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be... Letter to the editor: Taxation without explanationLetter to the editor: On citizenship and patriotisim after 250 yearsBudget aids some, but kicks can againU.S. House to vote on making daylight saving time permanentOn This Date - News JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1988ON THIS DATE JULY 17, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 16, 1991ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1993AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 39 40 41 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceLehighton woman charged with hiding wanted manBeacon sold; new name, upgrades in worksPolice: Saylorsburg man had homemade explosiveSwift-Kelce wedding donation helps Tamaqua pantry
Where We Live: If only Danny had a Fitbit I’ve never been one to buy into the Fitbit craze, but, admittedly, I have from time to time become intrigued by this “co... Inside Looking Out: It’s ‘time’ we start living Actor Marlon Brando once said, “We only have so many hours in a day, so why waste them on something that doesn’t matter?... Warmest Regards: Givers, not takers, provide light when it’s most needed It may be true that we are all created equally. But we sure don’t stay that way. Some are ever so nice and become givers... Warmest Regards: Is 10 too young to walk alone? I was stunned to read a newspaper article about the woman in Georgia who got arrested for letting her 10-year-old son wa... Warmest Regards: The best gifts don’t come in packages What do you want for Christmas? Do you have a ready answer to that question? I’m having an impossible time coming up wit... Life With Liz: This hack in the kitchen is grate I cook a lot. I bake a lot. I consider myself pretty handy in the kitchen. There isn’t a recipe I won’t try, at least on... It’s In Our Nature: Antlers and horns With the rifled antlered and antlerless deer seasons coming to close today, I thought I’d do a little refresher on antle... It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen... 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 Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be... Letter to the editor: Taxation without explanationLetter to the editor: On citizenship and patriotisim after 250 yearsBudget aids some, but kicks can againU.S. House to vote on making daylight saving time permanentOn This Date - News JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1988ON THIS DATE JULY 17, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 16, 1991ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1993AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 39 40 41 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceLehighton woman charged with hiding wanted manBeacon sold; new name, upgrades in worksPolice: Saylorsburg man had homemade explosiveSwift-Kelce wedding donation helps Tamaqua pantry
Inside Looking Out: It’s ‘time’ we start living Actor Marlon Brando once said, “We only have so many hours in a day, so why waste them on something that doesn’t matter?... Warmest Regards: Givers, not takers, provide light when it’s most needed It may be true that we are all created equally. But we sure don’t stay that way. Some are ever so nice and become givers... Warmest Regards: Is 10 too young to walk alone? I was stunned to read a newspaper article about the woman in Georgia who got arrested for letting her 10-year-old son wa... Warmest Regards: The best gifts don’t come in packages What do you want for Christmas? Do you have a ready answer to that question? I’m having an impossible time coming up wit... Life With Liz: This hack in the kitchen is grate I cook a lot. I bake a lot. I consider myself pretty handy in the kitchen. There isn’t a recipe I won’t try, at least on... It’s In Our Nature: Antlers and horns With the rifled antlered and antlerless deer seasons coming to close today, I thought I’d do a little refresher on antle... It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen... 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 Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be... Letter to the editor: Taxation without explanationLetter to the editor: On citizenship and patriotisim after 250 yearsBudget aids some, but kicks can againU.S. House to vote on making daylight saving time permanentOn This Date - News JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1988ON THIS DATE JULY 17, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 16, 1991ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1993AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 39 40 41 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceLehighton woman charged with hiding wanted manBeacon sold; new name, upgrades in worksPolice: Saylorsburg man had homemade explosiveSwift-Kelce wedding donation helps Tamaqua pantry
Warmest Regards: Givers, not takers, provide light when it’s most needed It may be true that we are all created equally. But we sure don’t stay that way. Some are ever so nice and become givers... Warmest Regards: Is 10 too young to walk alone? I was stunned to read a newspaper article about the woman in Georgia who got arrested for letting her 10-year-old son wa... Warmest Regards: The best gifts don’t come in packages What do you want for Christmas? Do you have a ready answer to that question? I’m having an impossible time coming up wit... Life With Liz: This hack in the kitchen is grate I cook a lot. I bake a lot. I consider myself pretty handy in the kitchen. There isn’t a recipe I won’t try, at least on... It’s In Our Nature: Antlers and horns With the rifled antlered and antlerless deer seasons coming to close today, I thought I’d do a little refresher on antle... It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen... 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 Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be... Letter to the editor: Taxation without explanationLetter to the editor: On citizenship and patriotisim after 250 yearsBudget aids some, but kicks can againU.S. House to vote on making daylight saving time permanentOn This Date - News JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1988ON THIS DATE JULY 17, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 16, 1991ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1993AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 39 40 41 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceLehighton woman charged with hiding wanted manBeacon sold; new name, upgrades in worksPolice: Saylorsburg man had homemade explosiveSwift-Kelce wedding donation helps Tamaqua pantry
Warmest Regards: Is 10 too young to walk alone? I was stunned to read a newspaper article about the woman in Georgia who got arrested for letting her 10-year-old son wa...
Warmest Regards: The best gifts don’t come in packages What do you want for Christmas? Do you have a ready answer to that question? I’m having an impossible time coming up wit... Life With Liz: This hack in the kitchen is grate I cook a lot. I bake a lot. I consider myself pretty handy in the kitchen. There isn’t a recipe I won’t try, at least on... It’s In Our Nature: Antlers and horns With the rifled antlered and antlerless deer seasons coming to close today, I thought I’d do a little refresher on antle... It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen... 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 Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be... Letter to the editor: Taxation without explanationLetter to the editor: On citizenship and patriotisim after 250 yearsBudget aids some, but kicks can againU.S. House to vote on making daylight saving time permanentOn This Date - News JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1988ON THIS DATE JULY 17, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 16, 1991ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1993AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 39 40 41 » Next
Life With Liz: This hack in the kitchen is grate I cook a lot. I bake a lot. I consider myself pretty handy in the kitchen. There isn’t a recipe I won’t try, at least on... It’s In Our Nature: Antlers and horns With the rifled antlered and antlerless deer seasons coming to close today, I thought I’d do a little refresher on antle... It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen... 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 Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be... Letter to the editor: Taxation without explanationLetter to the editor: On citizenship and patriotisim after 250 yearsBudget aids some, but kicks can againU.S. House to vote on making daylight saving time permanentOn This Date - News JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1988ON THIS DATE JULY 17, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 16, 1991ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1993AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy
It’s In Our Nature: Antlers and horns With the rifled antlered and antlerless deer seasons coming to close today, I thought I’d do a little refresher on antle... It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen... 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 Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be... Letter to the editor: Taxation without explanationLetter to the editor: On citizenship and patriotisim after 250 yearsBudget aids some, but kicks can againU.S. House to vote on making daylight saving time permanentOn This Date - News JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1988ON THIS DATE JULY 17, 1990ON THIS DATE JULY 16, 1991ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1993AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy
It’s In Our Nature: How to keep birds returning to your feeders A few of my friends and regular contacts have asked: “Where are the birds?” They and I have noticed very few birds takin... Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen...
Life With Liz: Outdoor lovers should band together, even if recreation visions differ Well, here is a column that I certainly never thought I would be writing, but after reading assorted comments on a recen...
Parents deserve open banking without extra fees Every parent makes hundreds of decisions each day to keep family life moving. Paying for the things your family needs shouldn’t be...
JULY 20, 1994 Local and state officials were on hand for Monday’s groundbreaking ceremonies on a sloping 60-acre site on the North side of Route 145 in Wa...