A look back: Nov. 2, 1971 Democrats Joseph Holden and Albert Matunis broke an eight-year reign by Republicans in Schuylkill County, winning the ma... A look back: Oct. 30, 1958 James J. Herman, 221 Center St., Jim Thorpe, has been appointed Bridge Inspector for the Pennsylvania Division of the Je... A look back: Oct. 28, 1965 The Rev. John G. Engler, native of Jim Thorpe and pastor of St. Elizabeth’s Church, Fullerton, was honored by the Exchan... A look back: Oct. 26, 1957 Andrew Bolish, Weatherly R.1, was re-elected president of the Carbon County Association of Township Officers last night ... A look back: Oct. 23, 1977 The little brick church at 705 Third St. in Palmerton was bursting at the seams Sunday, when family members of that cong... A look back: Oct. 31, 1962 Purchase of the Mauch Chunk Water Company and the Upper Mauch Chunk Water Company by the Jim Thorpe Water Authority was ... A look back: Oct. 29, 1960 Carbon County led all of Pennsylvania, percentagewise, in the sale of Series E and H Savings Bonds. With a total of $1,3... A look back: Oct. 27, 1968 Mayor Francis Helferty, Jim Thorpe, was installed as Faithful Navigator of the Lafayette Assembly, Knights of Columbus N... A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo... Latest Photo GalleriesTamaqua Halloween Parade 20252025-10-302025 Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade2025-10-302025 Germantown Grove Trick or Treat2025-10-302025 Witches Market in Lehighton2025-10-30Opinion Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s... Letter to the editor: What happened to municipal records at Slatington borough?Opinion: Your vote counts the most close to homeLetter to the editor: A big tent for those seeking stuttering helpOpinion: As budget battles rage, winter is comingOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the... NOVEMBER 3, 1978NOVEMBER 1, 1977OCTOBER 31, 1972ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 29, 1974AP News Former VP Dick Cheney dies at 84Judges: Use reserves for SNAP paymentsJudge questions plan to suspend SNAP benefitsDemocrats pour millions into Pa. Supreme Court raceHaiti, Jamaica and Cuba pick up the pieces after Melissa’s destructionMan pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shooting « Previous 140 141 142 » Next Effort man charged with nearly 350 counts of child porn2025 Turkey SweepstakesLaRose’s set to reopen SaturdayPalmerton school candidates outline viewsRemains of missing Tamaqua man found 10 years later
A look back: Oct. 30, 1958 James J. Herman, 221 Center St., Jim Thorpe, has been appointed Bridge Inspector for the Pennsylvania Division of the Je... A look back: Oct. 28, 1965 The Rev. John G. Engler, native of Jim Thorpe and pastor of St. Elizabeth’s Church, Fullerton, was honored by the Exchan... A look back: Oct. 26, 1957 Andrew Bolish, Weatherly R.1, was re-elected president of the Carbon County Association of Township Officers last night ... A look back: Oct. 23, 1977 The little brick church at 705 Third St. in Palmerton was bursting at the seams Sunday, when family members of that cong... A look back: Oct. 31, 1962 Purchase of the Mauch Chunk Water Company and the Upper Mauch Chunk Water Company by the Jim Thorpe Water Authority was ... A look back: Oct. 29, 1960 Carbon County led all of Pennsylvania, percentagewise, in the sale of Series E and H Savings Bonds. With a total of $1,3... A look back: Oct. 27, 1968 Mayor Francis Helferty, Jim Thorpe, was installed as Faithful Navigator of the Lafayette Assembly, Knights of Columbus N... A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo... Latest Photo GalleriesTamaqua Halloween Parade 20252025-10-302025 Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade2025-10-302025 Germantown Grove Trick or Treat2025-10-302025 Witches Market in Lehighton2025-10-30Opinion Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s... Letter to the editor: What happened to municipal records at Slatington borough?Opinion: Your vote counts the most close to homeLetter to the editor: A big tent for those seeking stuttering helpOpinion: As budget battles rage, winter is comingOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the... NOVEMBER 3, 1978NOVEMBER 1, 1977OCTOBER 31, 1972ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 29, 1974AP News Former VP Dick Cheney dies at 84Judges: Use reserves for SNAP paymentsJudge questions plan to suspend SNAP benefitsDemocrats pour millions into Pa. Supreme Court raceHaiti, Jamaica and Cuba pick up the pieces after Melissa’s destructionMan pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shooting « Previous 140 141 142 » Next Effort man charged with nearly 350 counts of child porn2025 Turkey SweepstakesLaRose’s set to reopen SaturdayPalmerton school candidates outline viewsRemains of missing Tamaqua man found 10 years later
A look back: Oct. 28, 1965 The Rev. John G. Engler, native of Jim Thorpe and pastor of St. Elizabeth’s Church, Fullerton, was honored by the Exchan... A look back: Oct. 26, 1957 Andrew Bolish, Weatherly R.1, was re-elected president of the Carbon County Association of Township Officers last night ... A look back: Oct. 23, 1977 The little brick church at 705 Third St. in Palmerton was bursting at the seams Sunday, when family members of that cong... A look back: Oct. 31, 1962 Purchase of the Mauch Chunk Water Company and the Upper Mauch Chunk Water Company by the Jim Thorpe Water Authority was ... A look back: Oct. 29, 1960 Carbon County led all of Pennsylvania, percentagewise, in the sale of Series E and H Savings Bonds. With a total of $1,3... A look back: Oct. 27, 1968 Mayor Francis Helferty, Jim Thorpe, was installed as Faithful Navigator of the Lafayette Assembly, Knights of Columbus N... A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo... Latest Photo GalleriesTamaqua Halloween Parade 20252025-10-302025 Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade2025-10-302025 Germantown Grove Trick or Treat2025-10-302025 Witches Market in Lehighton2025-10-30Opinion Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s... Letter to the editor: What happened to municipal records at Slatington borough?Opinion: Your vote counts the most close to homeLetter to the editor: A big tent for those seeking stuttering helpOpinion: As budget battles rage, winter is comingOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the... NOVEMBER 3, 1978NOVEMBER 1, 1977OCTOBER 31, 1972ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 29, 1974AP News Former VP Dick Cheney dies at 84Judges: Use reserves for SNAP paymentsJudge questions plan to suspend SNAP benefitsDemocrats pour millions into Pa. Supreme Court raceHaiti, Jamaica and Cuba pick up the pieces after Melissa’s destructionMan pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shooting « Previous 140 141 142 » Next Effort man charged with nearly 350 counts of child porn2025 Turkey SweepstakesLaRose’s set to reopen SaturdayPalmerton school candidates outline viewsRemains of missing Tamaqua man found 10 years later
A look back: Oct. 26, 1957 Andrew Bolish, Weatherly R.1, was re-elected president of the Carbon County Association of Township Officers last night ... A look back: Oct. 23, 1977 The little brick church at 705 Third St. in Palmerton was bursting at the seams Sunday, when family members of that cong... A look back: Oct. 31, 1962 Purchase of the Mauch Chunk Water Company and the Upper Mauch Chunk Water Company by the Jim Thorpe Water Authority was ... A look back: Oct. 29, 1960 Carbon County led all of Pennsylvania, percentagewise, in the sale of Series E and H Savings Bonds. With a total of $1,3... A look back: Oct. 27, 1968 Mayor Francis Helferty, Jim Thorpe, was installed as Faithful Navigator of the Lafayette Assembly, Knights of Columbus N... A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo... Latest Photo GalleriesTamaqua Halloween Parade 20252025-10-302025 Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade2025-10-302025 Germantown Grove Trick or Treat2025-10-302025 Witches Market in Lehighton2025-10-30Opinion Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s... Letter to the editor: What happened to municipal records at Slatington borough?Opinion: Your vote counts the most close to homeLetter to the editor: A big tent for those seeking stuttering helpOpinion: As budget battles rage, winter is comingOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the... NOVEMBER 3, 1978NOVEMBER 1, 1977OCTOBER 31, 1972ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 29, 1974AP News Former VP Dick Cheney dies at 84Judges: Use reserves for SNAP paymentsJudge questions plan to suspend SNAP benefitsDemocrats pour millions into Pa. Supreme Court raceHaiti, Jamaica and Cuba pick up the pieces after Melissa’s destructionMan pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shooting « Previous 140 141 142 » Next Effort man charged with nearly 350 counts of child porn2025 Turkey SweepstakesLaRose’s set to reopen SaturdayPalmerton school candidates outline viewsRemains of missing Tamaqua man found 10 years later
A look back: Oct. 23, 1977 The little brick church at 705 Third St. in Palmerton was bursting at the seams Sunday, when family members of that cong...
A look back: Oct. 31, 1962 Purchase of the Mauch Chunk Water Company and the Upper Mauch Chunk Water Company by the Jim Thorpe Water Authority was ... A look back: Oct. 29, 1960 Carbon County led all of Pennsylvania, percentagewise, in the sale of Series E and H Savings Bonds. With a total of $1,3... A look back: Oct. 27, 1968 Mayor Francis Helferty, Jim Thorpe, was installed as Faithful Navigator of the Lafayette Assembly, Knights of Columbus N... A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo... Latest Photo GalleriesTamaqua Halloween Parade 20252025-10-302025 Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade2025-10-302025 Germantown Grove Trick or Treat2025-10-302025 Witches Market in Lehighton2025-10-30Opinion Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s... Letter to the editor: What happened to municipal records at Slatington borough?Opinion: Your vote counts the most close to homeLetter to the editor: A big tent for those seeking stuttering helpOpinion: As budget battles rage, winter is comingOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the... NOVEMBER 3, 1978NOVEMBER 1, 1977OCTOBER 31, 1972ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 29, 1974AP News Former VP Dick Cheney dies at 84Judges: Use reserves for SNAP paymentsJudge questions plan to suspend SNAP benefitsDemocrats pour millions into Pa. Supreme Court raceHaiti, Jamaica and Cuba pick up the pieces after Melissa’s destructionMan pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shooting « Previous 140 141 142 » Next
A look back: Oct. 29, 1960 Carbon County led all of Pennsylvania, percentagewise, in the sale of Series E and H Savings Bonds. With a total of $1,3... A look back: Oct. 27, 1968 Mayor Francis Helferty, Jim Thorpe, was installed as Faithful Navigator of the Lafayette Assembly, Knights of Columbus N... A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo... Latest Photo GalleriesTamaqua Halloween Parade 20252025-10-302025 Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade2025-10-302025 Germantown Grove Trick or Treat2025-10-302025 Witches Market in Lehighton2025-10-30Opinion Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s... Letter to the editor: What happened to municipal records at Slatington borough?Opinion: Your vote counts the most close to homeLetter to the editor: A big tent for those seeking stuttering helpOpinion: As budget battles rage, winter is comingOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the... NOVEMBER 3, 1978NOVEMBER 1, 1977OCTOBER 31, 1972ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 29, 1974AP News Former VP Dick Cheney dies at 84Judges: Use reserves for SNAP paymentsJudge questions plan to suspend SNAP benefitsDemocrats pour millions into Pa. Supreme Court raceHaiti, Jamaica and Cuba pick up the pieces after Melissa’s destructionMan pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shooting
A look back: Oct. 27, 1968 Mayor Francis Helferty, Jim Thorpe, was installed as Faithful Navigator of the Lafayette Assembly, Knights of Columbus N... A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo... Latest Photo GalleriesTamaqua Halloween Parade 20252025-10-302025 Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade2025-10-302025 Germantown Grove Trick or Treat2025-10-302025 Witches Market in Lehighton2025-10-30Opinion Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s... Letter to the editor: What happened to municipal records at Slatington borough?Opinion: Your vote counts the most close to homeLetter to the editor: A big tent for those seeking stuttering helpOpinion: As budget battles rage, winter is comingOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the... NOVEMBER 3, 1978NOVEMBER 1, 1977OCTOBER 31, 1972ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 29, 1974AP News Former VP Dick Cheney dies at 84Judges: Use reserves for SNAP paymentsJudge questions plan to suspend SNAP benefitsDemocrats pour millions into Pa. Supreme Court raceHaiti, Jamaica and Cuba pick up the pieces after Melissa’s destructionMan pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shooting
A look back: Oct. 24, 1975 The Tamaqua Area School Board met in a special session last night and hired three Tamaqua residents to positions within ... A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo...
A look back: Oct. 22, 1976 Commander Francis Mongi of the Babinetz-Horowski AMVETS Post 83, Lansford, announced the Distinguished Citizens Award fo...
Where have all the heroes gone? “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky, there’s...
ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 4, 1980 The sound of majestic music reverberated once again Saturday throughout the cavernous building in Jim Thorpe which for many years served the...