Carbon County Art League welcomes new board members The Carbon County Art League welcomed new members to its board for the new year. Officers and board members for 2019 are... Lehighton senior receives honors Sarah Laible, a senior in Lehighton, recently was awarded as a U.S. Senate Youth Program finalist. The U.S. Senate Youth... Movie review: ‘Creed II’ packs powerful punch You may wonder why we need another feature movie about boxing. There have been so many great movies about the pugilistic... New shows added to Penn’s Peak’s 2019 lineup Penn’s Peak has announced two new shows coming to the lineup in 2019. At 8 p.m. May 2, the Peak will welcome The Winery ... Spotlight: History for the holidays There’s no one right way to ring in the season. Some hang garland, others hang wreaths. Some string lights all across th... Here’s whats coming up at Penn’s Peak You’ll want to mark your calendars for what’s coming up at Penn’s Peak over the next few months. • Dec. 28-29, Get the ... West Penn student’s artwork to be featured in state calendar A fifth grade student in the West Penn Elementary School will have her art work featured in the 2019 edition of Attorney... Tasty traditions: It wouldn’t be Christmas without some of these holiday treats No matter how you celebrate the holidays, chances are you follow at least one tradition. For some of us, almost everythi... Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr... 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 787 788 789 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesCarbon coroner releases statement on fire chief’s death
Lehighton senior receives honors Sarah Laible, a senior in Lehighton, recently was awarded as a U.S. Senate Youth Program finalist. The U.S. Senate Youth... Movie review: ‘Creed II’ packs powerful punch You may wonder why we need another feature movie about boxing. There have been so many great movies about the pugilistic... New shows added to Penn’s Peak’s 2019 lineup Penn’s Peak has announced two new shows coming to the lineup in 2019. At 8 p.m. May 2, the Peak will welcome The Winery ... Spotlight: History for the holidays There’s no one right way to ring in the season. Some hang garland, others hang wreaths. Some string lights all across th... Here’s whats coming up at Penn’s Peak You’ll want to mark your calendars for what’s coming up at Penn’s Peak over the next few months. • Dec. 28-29, Get the ... West Penn student’s artwork to be featured in state calendar A fifth grade student in the West Penn Elementary School will have her art work featured in the 2019 edition of Attorney... Tasty traditions: It wouldn’t be Christmas without some of these holiday treats No matter how you celebrate the holidays, chances are you follow at least one tradition. For some of us, almost everythi... Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr... 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 787 788 789 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesCarbon coroner releases statement on fire chief’s death
Movie review: ‘Creed II’ packs powerful punch You may wonder why we need another feature movie about boxing. There have been so many great movies about the pugilistic... New shows added to Penn’s Peak’s 2019 lineup Penn’s Peak has announced two new shows coming to the lineup in 2019. At 8 p.m. May 2, the Peak will welcome The Winery ... Spotlight: History for the holidays There’s no one right way to ring in the season. Some hang garland, others hang wreaths. Some string lights all across th... Here’s whats coming up at Penn’s Peak You’ll want to mark your calendars for what’s coming up at Penn’s Peak over the next few months. • Dec. 28-29, Get the ... West Penn student’s artwork to be featured in state calendar A fifth grade student in the West Penn Elementary School will have her art work featured in the 2019 edition of Attorney... Tasty traditions: It wouldn’t be Christmas without some of these holiday treats No matter how you celebrate the holidays, chances are you follow at least one tradition. For some of us, almost everythi... Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr... 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 787 788 789 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesCarbon coroner releases statement on fire chief’s death
New shows added to Penn’s Peak’s 2019 lineup Penn’s Peak has announced two new shows coming to the lineup in 2019. At 8 p.m. May 2, the Peak will welcome The Winery ... Spotlight: History for the holidays There’s no one right way to ring in the season. Some hang garland, others hang wreaths. Some string lights all across th... Here’s whats coming up at Penn’s Peak You’ll want to mark your calendars for what’s coming up at Penn’s Peak over the next few months. • Dec. 28-29, Get the ... West Penn student’s artwork to be featured in state calendar A fifth grade student in the West Penn Elementary School will have her art work featured in the 2019 edition of Attorney... Tasty traditions: It wouldn’t be Christmas without some of these holiday treats No matter how you celebrate the holidays, chances are you follow at least one tradition. For some of us, almost everythi... Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr... 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 787 788 789 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceCarbon man tries to steal trainTelevision crew seeking Bigfoot info at Mauch Chunk Lake parkAquashicola fire chief Bill George diesCarbon coroner releases statement on fire chief’s death
Spotlight: History for the holidays There’s no one right way to ring in the season. Some hang garland, others hang wreaths. Some string lights all across th...
Here’s whats coming up at Penn’s Peak You’ll want to mark your calendars for what’s coming up at Penn’s Peak over the next few months. • Dec. 28-29, Get the ... West Penn student’s artwork to be featured in state calendar A fifth grade student in the West Penn Elementary School will have her art work featured in the 2019 edition of Attorney... Tasty traditions: It wouldn’t be Christmas without some of these holiday treats No matter how you celebrate the holidays, chances are you follow at least one tradition. For some of us, almost everythi... Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr... 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 787 788 789 » Next
West Penn student’s artwork to be featured in state calendar A fifth grade student in the West Penn Elementary School will have her art work featured in the 2019 edition of Attorney... Tasty traditions: It wouldn’t be Christmas without some of these holiday treats No matter how you celebrate the holidays, chances are you follow at least one tradition. For some of us, almost everythi... Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr... 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
Tasty traditions: It wouldn’t be Christmas without some of these holiday treats No matter how you celebrate the holidays, chances are you follow at least one tradition. For some of us, almost everythi... Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr... 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
Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts NEW YORK (AP) — Many companies including McDonald’s and Kellogg are purging artificial colors from their foods, but don’... Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr...
Real life inspires Lehighton woman to write children’s book My brother ate Abraham Lincoln. That becomes a big problem for 7-year-old Chase in Jennifer Lobasso’s illustrated childr...
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...