Turnpike incidents State police at the Pocono barracks reported the following accident that took placed on the Northeast Extension of the P... Weatherly sets electronics recycling Sept. 26 Weatherly Borough will be hosting an electronics recycling event from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 26 at Eurana Park. This is a no-... Jim Thorpe Railroad crossing gets upgrades Work is progressing to make a railroad crossing in Jim Thorpe safer, Carbon County officials said. On Thursday, Commissi... Longtime Lehighton eatery closes doors A landmark restaurant in Lehighton open since the 1950s abruptly shuttered its doors Sunday night for the final time. Th... Free ESL classes being offered in Tamaqua The Schuylkill Intermediate Unit’s Lifelong Learning Center will offer free English as a second language (ESL) classes f... Penn State Ext. wants horse owners’ input Penn State Extension is seeking input from those involved with horses to help guide the development of educational progr... Schuylkill contracts to oversee tax office The operations of the beleaguered Schuylkill County Tax Claim Bureau will be temporarily taken over by a private firm. A... Zoostock cancer benefit celebrates 25th year Zoostock, one of the major fundraisers for the Carbon-Tamaqua Chapter of the American Cancer Society, had its 25th anniv... Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto gallery: 4th Annual Run for Hope, Walk for Change Suicide Awareness 5K2026-09-20Photo gallery: Powwow at Mauch Chunk Lake2026-09-15Photo gallery: Lehighton 9/11 service2026-09-15Photo gallery: Franklin KIA memorial service2026-09-15Opinion Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ... Letter to the editor: rebuttal letter for activate AmericaHere’s where Garrity, Shapiro stand on education issuesState House passes bill to open Pa. primariesHow to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 3On This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee... ON THIS DATEON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 30, 1985ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 29, 1982SEPTEMBER 28, 1983AP News Pa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80Ukrainian drone attack kills 13, and hits oil refineryRecord-breaking driver attempts another land speed record in UtahProbe looks at efforts to deport U.S. military members, familiesThailand student kills six in shooting « Previous 1534 1535 1536 » Next Area athlete kicks $1M field goal on ESPN showWarrant for Polk Twp. man in case involving Carbon girlExotic pet store and pet supply shop open in PalmertonStarving dog found in East Penn; 2nd neglected dog rescued in TresckowPolice: Driver was texting in fatal pedestrian incident
Weatherly sets electronics recycling Sept. 26 Weatherly Borough will be hosting an electronics recycling event from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 26 at Eurana Park. This is a no-... Jim Thorpe Railroad crossing gets upgrades Work is progressing to make a railroad crossing in Jim Thorpe safer, Carbon County officials said. On Thursday, Commissi... Longtime Lehighton eatery closes doors A landmark restaurant in Lehighton open since the 1950s abruptly shuttered its doors Sunday night for the final time. Th... Free ESL classes being offered in Tamaqua The Schuylkill Intermediate Unit’s Lifelong Learning Center will offer free English as a second language (ESL) classes f... Penn State Ext. wants horse owners’ input Penn State Extension is seeking input from those involved with horses to help guide the development of educational progr... Schuylkill contracts to oversee tax office The operations of the beleaguered Schuylkill County Tax Claim Bureau will be temporarily taken over by a private firm. A... Zoostock cancer benefit celebrates 25th year Zoostock, one of the major fundraisers for the Carbon-Tamaqua Chapter of the American Cancer Society, had its 25th anniv... Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto gallery: 4th Annual Run for Hope, Walk for Change Suicide Awareness 5K2026-09-20Photo gallery: Powwow at Mauch Chunk Lake2026-09-15Photo gallery: Lehighton 9/11 service2026-09-15Photo gallery: Franklin KIA memorial service2026-09-15Opinion Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ... Letter to the editor: rebuttal letter for activate AmericaHere’s where Garrity, Shapiro stand on education issuesState House passes bill to open Pa. primariesHow to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 3On This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee... ON THIS DATEON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 30, 1985ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 29, 1982SEPTEMBER 28, 1983AP News Pa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80Ukrainian drone attack kills 13, and hits oil refineryRecord-breaking driver attempts another land speed record in UtahProbe looks at efforts to deport U.S. military members, familiesThailand student kills six in shooting « Previous 1534 1535 1536 » Next Area athlete kicks $1M field goal on ESPN showWarrant for Polk Twp. man in case involving Carbon girlExotic pet store and pet supply shop open in PalmertonStarving dog found in East Penn; 2nd neglected dog rescued in TresckowPolice: Driver was texting in fatal pedestrian incident
Jim Thorpe Railroad crossing gets upgrades Work is progressing to make a railroad crossing in Jim Thorpe safer, Carbon County officials said. On Thursday, Commissi... Longtime Lehighton eatery closes doors A landmark restaurant in Lehighton open since the 1950s abruptly shuttered its doors Sunday night for the final time. Th... Free ESL classes being offered in Tamaqua The Schuylkill Intermediate Unit’s Lifelong Learning Center will offer free English as a second language (ESL) classes f... Penn State Ext. wants horse owners’ input Penn State Extension is seeking input from those involved with horses to help guide the development of educational progr... Schuylkill contracts to oversee tax office The operations of the beleaguered Schuylkill County Tax Claim Bureau will be temporarily taken over by a private firm. A... Zoostock cancer benefit celebrates 25th year Zoostock, one of the major fundraisers for the Carbon-Tamaqua Chapter of the American Cancer Society, had its 25th anniv... Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto gallery: 4th Annual Run for Hope, Walk for Change Suicide Awareness 5K2026-09-20Photo gallery: Powwow at Mauch Chunk Lake2026-09-15Photo gallery: Lehighton 9/11 service2026-09-15Photo gallery: Franklin KIA memorial service2026-09-15Opinion Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ... Letter to the editor: rebuttal letter for activate AmericaHere’s where Garrity, Shapiro stand on education issuesState House passes bill to open Pa. primariesHow to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 3On This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee... ON THIS DATEON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 30, 1985ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 29, 1982SEPTEMBER 28, 1983AP News Pa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80Ukrainian drone attack kills 13, and hits oil refineryRecord-breaking driver attempts another land speed record in UtahProbe looks at efforts to deport U.S. military members, familiesThailand student kills six in shooting « Previous 1534 1535 1536 » Next Area athlete kicks $1M field goal on ESPN showWarrant for Polk Twp. man in case involving Carbon girlExotic pet store and pet supply shop open in PalmertonStarving dog found in East Penn; 2nd neglected dog rescued in TresckowPolice: Driver was texting in fatal pedestrian incident
Longtime Lehighton eatery closes doors A landmark restaurant in Lehighton open since the 1950s abruptly shuttered its doors Sunday night for the final time. Th... Free ESL classes being offered in Tamaqua The Schuylkill Intermediate Unit’s Lifelong Learning Center will offer free English as a second language (ESL) classes f... Penn State Ext. wants horse owners’ input Penn State Extension is seeking input from those involved with horses to help guide the development of educational progr... Schuylkill contracts to oversee tax office The operations of the beleaguered Schuylkill County Tax Claim Bureau will be temporarily taken over by a private firm. A... Zoostock cancer benefit celebrates 25th year Zoostock, one of the major fundraisers for the Carbon-Tamaqua Chapter of the American Cancer Society, had its 25th anniv... Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto gallery: 4th Annual Run for Hope, Walk for Change Suicide Awareness 5K2026-09-20Photo gallery: Powwow at Mauch Chunk Lake2026-09-15Photo gallery: Lehighton 9/11 service2026-09-15Photo gallery: Franklin KIA memorial service2026-09-15Opinion Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ... Letter to the editor: rebuttal letter for activate AmericaHere’s where Garrity, Shapiro stand on education issuesState House passes bill to open Pa. primariesHow to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 3On This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee... ON THIS DATEON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 30, 1985ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 29, 1982SEPTEMBER 28, 1983AP News Pa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80Ukrainian drone attack kills 13, and hits oil refineryRecord-breaking driver attempts another land speed record in UtahProbe looks at efforts to deport U.S. military members, familiesThailand student kills six in shooting « Previous 1534 1535 1536 » Next Area athlete kicks $1M field goal on ESPN showWarrant for Polk Twp. man in case involving Carbon girlExotic pet store and pet supply shop open in PalmertonStarving dog found in East Penn; 2nd neglected dog rescued in TresckowPolice: Driver was texting in fatal pedestrian incident
Free ESL classes being offered in Tamaqua The Schuylkill Intermediate Unit’s Lifelong Learning Center will offer free English as a second language (ESL) classes f...
Penn State Ext. wants horse owners’ input Penn State Extension is seeking input from those involved with horses to help guide the development of educational progr... Schuylkill contracts to oversee tax office The operations of the beleaguered Schuylkill County Tax Claim Bureau will be temporarily taken over by a private firm. A... Zoostock cancer benefit celebrates 25th year Zoostock, one of the major fundraisers for the Carbon-Tamaqua Chapter of the American Cancer Society, had its 25th anniv... Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto gallery: 4th Annual Run for Hope, Walk for Change Suicide Awareness 5K2026-09-20Photo gallery: Powwow at Mauch Chunk Lake2026-09-15Photo gallery: Lehighton 9/11 service2026-09-15Photo gallery: Franklin KIA memorial service2026-09-15Opinion Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ... Letter to the editor: rebuttal letter for activate AmericaHere’s where Garrity, Shapiro stand on education issuesState House passes bill to open Pa. primariesHow to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 3On This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee... ON THIS DATEON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 30, 1985ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 29, 1982SEPTEMBER 28, 1983AP News Pa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80Ukrainian drone attack kills 13, and hits oil refineryRecord-breaking driver attempts another land speed record in UtahProbe looks at efforts to deport U.S. military members, familiesThailand student kills six in shooting « Previous 1534 1535 1536 » Next
Schuylkill contracts to oversee tax office The operations of the beleaguered Schuylkill County Tax Claim Bureau will be temporarily taken over by a private firm. A... Zoostock cancer benefit celebrates 25th year Zoostock, one of the major fundraisers for the Carbon-Tamaqua Chapter of the American Cancer Society, had its 25th anniv... Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto gallery: 4th Annual Run for Hope, Walk for Change Suicide Awareness 5K2026-09-20Photo gallery: Powwow at Mauch Chunk Lake2026-09-15Photo gallery: Lehighton 9/11 service2026-09-15Photo gallery: Franklin KIA memorial service2026-09-15Opinion Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ... Letter to the editor: rebuttal letter for activate AmericaHere’s where Garrity, Shapiro stand on education issuesState House passes bill to open Pa. primariesHow to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 3On This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee... ON THIS DATEON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 30, 1985ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 29, 1982SEPTEMBER 28, 1983AP News Pa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80Ukrainian drone attack kills 13, and hits oil refineryRecord-breaking driver attempts another land speed record in UtahProbe looks at efforts to deport U.S. military members, familiesThailand student kills six in shooting
Zoostock cancer benefit celebrates 25th year Zoostock, one of the major fundraisers for the Carbon-Tamaqua Chapter of the American Cancer Society, had its 25th anniv... Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto gallery: 4th Annual Run for Hope, Walk for Change Suicide Awareness 5K2026-09-20Photo gallery: Powwow at Mauch Chunk Lake2026-09-15Photo gallery: Lehighton 9/11 service2026-09-15Photo gallery: Franklin KIA memorial service2026-09-15Opinion Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ... Letter to the editor: rebuttal letter for activate AmericaHere’s where Garrity, Shapiro stand on education issuesState House passes bill to open Pa. primariesHow to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 3On This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee... ON THIS DATEON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 30, 1985ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 29, 1982SEPTEMBER 28, 1983AP News Pa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80Ukrainian drone attack kills 13, and hits oil refineryRecord-breaking driver attempts another land speed record in UtahProbe looks at efforts to deport U.S. military members, familiesThailand student kills six in shooting
Rural Revitalization Commission to tackle local issues A state commission for revitalizing rural Pennsylvania has almost filled out its members, with plans to hold listening s... ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr...
ON THIS DATE SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 Lansford’s American Fire Company No. 1 is purchasing the First Presbyterian Church and plans to have it demolished to cr...
Big data, small towns: Who pays? We do As artificial intelligence is changing the way the world works, it’s creating a huge demand for massive data centers. These facilities need ...
ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 5, 1965 The Lansford Borough Council accepted the applications of six women and hired them as school crossing guards in the borough at a regular mee...