It’s In Your Nature: Letting nature take control In 1963 I helped my father till about a quarter-acre of a fallow field and plant field corn. Nearby, we had just planted... It’s In Your Nature: Peregrine falcon is a nature success story It’s nice to take time to write about positive environmental things. In this case, it is the recovery of the peregrine ... It’s In Our Nature: Our bird mimics Before summer ends, well actually today, I wanted to discuss three related birds who belong to the bird Family Mimidae. ... It’s In Your Nature: Our Buteo recluse On almost every drive on a secondary road, or en route to the busy Lehigh Valley, most people have seen our largest hawk... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... It’s in our nature: Grabbing the last morsels before winter It seemed like it was just April and I saw skunk cabbage blooming, the invasive Japanese barberry leafing out everywhere... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion “The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t... ICE deals risk community’s trustLetter to the editor: Get out to votehow our area representatives votedDEP needs to keep its promises in PalmertonOn This Date - News AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha... JULY 31, 1965ON THIS DATE JULY 30, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962AP News Social media companies sued over deaths of four teensRescues 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 issues « Previous 14 15 16 » Next S. Hill man charged with child porn images2026 Readers' ChoiceNew Ringgold man, 22, faces child rape chargesHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
It’s In Your Nature: Peregrine falcon is a nature success story It’s nice to take time to write about positive environmental things. In this case, it is the recovery of the peregrine ... It’s In Our Nature: Our bird mimics Before summer ends, well actually today, I wanted to discuss three related birds who belong to the bird Family Mimidae. ... It’s In Your Nature: Our Buteo recluse On almost every drive on a secondary road, or en route to the busy Lehigh Valley, most people have seen our largest hawk... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... It’s in our nature: Grabbing the last morsels before winter It seemed like it was just April and I saw skunk cabbage blooming, the invasive Japanese barberry leafing out everywhere... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion “The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t... ICE deals risk community’s trustLetter to the editor: Get out to votehow our area representatives votedDEP needs to keep its promises in PalmertonOn This Date - News AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha... JULY 31, 1965ON THIS DATE JULY 30, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962AP News Social media companies sued over deaths of four teensRescues 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 issues « Previous 14 15 16 » Next S. Hill man charged with child porn images2026 Readers' ChoiceNew Ringgold man, 22, faces child rape chargesHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
It’s In Our Nature: Our bird mimics Before summer ends, well actually today, I wanted to discuss three related birds who belong to the bird Family Mimidae. ... It’s In Your Nature: Our Buteo recluse On almost every drive on a secondary road, or en route to the busy Lehigh Valley, most people have seen our largest hawk... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... It’s in our nature: Grabbing the last morsels before winter It seemed like it was just April and I saw skunk cabbage blooming, the invasive Japanese barberry leafing out everywhere... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion “The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t... ICE deals risk community’s trustLetter to the editor: Get out to votehow our area representatives votedDEP needs to keep its promises in PalmertonOn This Date - News AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha... JULY 31, 1965ON THIS DATE JULY 30, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962AP News Social media companies sued over deaths of four teensRescues 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 issues « Previous 14 15 16 » Next S. Hill man charged with child porn images2026 Readers' ChoiceNew Ringgold man, 22, faces child rape chargesHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
It’s In Your Nature: Our Buteo recluse On almost every drive on a secondary road, or en route to the busy Lehigh Valley, most people have seen our largest hawk... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... It’s in our nature: Grabbing the last morsels before winter It seemed like it was just April and I saw skunk cabbage blooming, the invasive Japanese barberry leafing out everywhere... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion “The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t... ICE deals risk community’s trustLetter to the editor: Get out to votehow our area representatives votedDEP needs to keep its promises in PalmertonOn This Date - News AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha... JULY 31, 1965ON THIS DATE JULY 30, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962AP News Social media companies sued over deaths of four teensRescues 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 issues « Previous 14 15 16 » Next S. Hill man charged with child porn images2026 Readers' ChoiceNew Ringgold man, 22, faces child rape chargesHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t...
It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... It’s in our nature: Grabbing the last morsels before winter It seemed like it was just April and I saw skunk cabbage blooming, the invasive Japanese barberry leafing out everywhere... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion “The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t... ICE deals risk community’s trustLetter to the editor: Get out to votehow our area representatives votedDEP needs to keep its promises in PalmertonOn This Date - News AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha... JULY 31, 1965ON THIS DATE JULY 30, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962AP News Social media companies sued over deaths of four teensRescues 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 issues « Previous 14 15 16 » Next
It’s in our nature: Grabbing the last morsels before winter It seemed like it was just April and I saw skunk cabbage blooming, the invasive Japanese barberry leafing out everywhere... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion “The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t... ICE deals risk community’s trustLetter to the editor: Get out to votehow our area representatives votedDEP needs to keep its promises in PalmertonOn This Date - News AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha... JULY 31, 1965ON THIS DATE JULY 30, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962AP News Social media companies sued over deaths of four teensRescues 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 issues
Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion “The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t... ICE deals risk community’s trustLetter to the editor: Get out to votehow our area representatives votedDEP needs to keep its promises in PalmertonOn This Date - News AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha... JULY 31, 1965ON THIS DATE JULY 30, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962AP News Social media companies sued over deaths of four teensRescues 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 issues
Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats...
It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats...
“The Commies are here!! The Commies are here!!” I took a little hiatus from letter writing. The constant ridicule, mockery and being called a liar without proof got me to do some serious t...
AUGUST 1, 1961 Carbon County farmers during the last year wound up with total cash receipts from the sale of their agricultural products somewhat below tha...