Brad Pitt versus the zombies The Zombie Apocalypse is upon us and it's called "World War Z." That's "Z" as in zombie.And the only person standing bet... Shadow Dancer: Minuet with death "Shadow Dancer" is on its most basic level a rehash of the classic Irish conundrum: how to deal with informers. Victor M... 'Frances Ha' has its moments That's not unusual because the films of "Frances Ha" director Noah Baumbach are noted for his skewed takes and skewering... An 'Epic' disappointment The animated family feature movie, "Epic," is beautiful, especially in the 3D format in which it was seen for this revie... On the Subject of Ruthless Women: "American Mary" and "Black Rock" One of my favorite things about the horror genre is that it gives women a chance to explore our darker sides. The less t... 'Man of Steel' super-sized "Man of Steel" is the latest makeover in the 75-year history of the ever-evolving Superman. "Man of Steel," seen in the ... Thaddeus Stevens stamp gets support from state lawmakers Civil War Sesquicentennial fever is sweeping the country, with the most noticeable of its homages being Steven Spielberg... 'Now You See Me,' or maybe not There's not a lot of magic in "Now You See Me," even though the film's milieu is prestidigitation. There are digital spe... Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f... 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 Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her... How our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthMora Solar is a Good Idea in the Wrong PlaceOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the... ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1998AP 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 30 31 32 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
Shadow Dancer: Minuet with death "Shadow Dancer" is on its most basic level a rehash of the classic Irish conundrum: how to deal with informers. Victor M... 'Frances Ha' has its moments That's not unusual because the films of "Frances Ha" director Noah Baumbach are noted for his skewed takes and skewering... An 'Epic' disappointment The animated family feature movie, "Epic," is beautiful, especially in the 3D format in which it was seen for this revie... On the Subject of Ruthless Women: "American Mary" and "Black Rock" One of my favorite things about the horror genre is that it gives women a chance to explore our darker sides. The less t... 'Man of Steel' super-sized "Man of Steel" is the latest makeover in the 75-year history of the ever-evolving Superman. "Man of Steel," seen in the ... Thaddeus Stevens stamp gets support from state lawmakers Civil War Sesquicentennial fever is sweeping the country, with the most noticeable of its homages being Steven Spielberg... 'Now You See Me,' or maybe not There's not a lot of magic in "Now You See Me," even though the film's milieu is prestidigitation. There are digital spe... Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f... 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 Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her... How our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthMora Solar is a Good Idea in the Wrong PlaceOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the... ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1998AP 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 30 31 32 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
'Frances Ha' has its moments That's not unusual because the films of "Frances Ha" director Noah Baumbach are noted for his skewed takes and skewering... An 'Epic' disappointment The animated family feature movie, "Epic," is beautiful, especially in the 3D format in which it was seen for this revie... On the Subject of Ruthless Women: "American Mary" and "Black Rock" One of my favorite things about the horror genre is that it gives women a chance to explore our darker sides. The less t... 'Man of Steel' super-sized "Man of Steel" is the latest makeover in the 75-year history of the ever-evolving Superman. "Man of Steel," seen in the ... Thaddeus Stevens stamp gets support from state lawmakers Civil War Sesquicentennial fever is sweeping the country, with the most noticeable of its homages being Steven Spielberg... 'Now You See Me,' or maybe not There's not a lot of magic in "Now You See Me," even though the film's milieu is prestidigitation. There are digital spe... Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f... 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 Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her... How our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthMora Solar is a Good Idea in the Wrong PlaceOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the... ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1998AP 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 30 31 32 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
An 'Epic' disappointment The animated family feature movie, "Epic," is beautiful, especially in the 3D format in which it was seen for this revie... On the Subject of Ruthless Women: "American Mary" and "Black Rock" One of my favorite things about the horror genre is that it gives women a chance to explore our darker sides. The less t... 'Man of Steel' super-sized "Man of Steel" is the latest makeover in the 75-year history of the ever-evolving Superman. "Man of Steel," seen in the ... Thaddeus Stevens stamp gets support from state lawmakers Civil War Sesquicentennial fever is sweeping the country, with the most noticeable of its homages being Steven Spielberg... 'Now You See Me,' or maybe not There's not a lot of magic in "Now You See Me," even though the film's milieu is prestidigitation. There are digital spe... Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f... 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 Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her... How our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthMora Solar is a Good Idea in the Wrong PlaceOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the... ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1998AP 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 30 31 32 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
On the Subject of Ruthless Women: "American Mary" and "Black Rock" One of my favorite things about the horror genre is that it gives women a chance to explore our darker sides. The less t...
'Man of Steel' super-sized "Man of Steel" is the latest makeover in the 75-year history of the ever-evolving Superman. "Man of Steel," seen in the ... Thaddeus Stevens stamp gets support from state lawmakers Civil War Sesquicentennial fever is sweeping the country, with the most noticeable of its homages being Steven Spielberg... 'Now You See Me,' or maybe not There's not a lot of magic in "Now You See Me," even though the film's milieu is prestidigitation. There are digital spe... Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f... 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 Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her... How our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthMora Solar is a Good Idea in the Wrong PlaceOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the... ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1998AP 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 30 31 32 » Next
Thaddeus Stevens stamp gets support from state lawmakers Civil War Sesquicentennial fever is sweeping the country, with the most noticeable of its homages being Steven Spielberg... 'Now You See Me,' or maybe not There's not a lot of magic in "Now You See Me," even though the film's milieu is prestidigitation. There are digital spe... Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f... 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 Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her... How our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthMora Solar is a Good Idea in the Wrong PlaceOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the... ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1998AP 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
'Now You See Me,' or maybe not There's not a lot of magic in "Now You See Me," even though the film's milieu is prestidigitation. There are digital spe... Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f... 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 Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her... How our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthMora Solar is a Good Idea in the Wrong PlaceOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the... ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1998AP 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
Star Trek into sci-fi boldly "Star Trek Into Darkness" is that all-too-often rare sci-fi movie that has spectacular special effects, a screenplay wit... Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f...
Journey to America's energy frontier begins in Carbon University of New Hampshire journalism professor Tom Haines has begun a trans-USA journey to research America's energy f...
Bill would open smartphone to special interests Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑Florida) has some explaining to do in her district following the release of her “App Store Freedom Act.” Cammack and her...
ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962 The Greenwood Mining Company, sole producer of anthracite in the Panther Valley, has received a major order from the U.S. government for the...