A look back: July 10, 1975 The Mahoning Township Supervisors last night named David Ebbert of Lehighton R.5, a patrolman in the township, as police... A look back: July 8, 1972 The construction of a medical unit on Route 209 in Gilbert has begun, according to David L. Gamble, president of the boa... A look back: July 6, 1973 Robert F. Eckhart Jr., an employee at the Jim Thorpe Post Office for over 23 years, has been named assistant to Postmast... A look back: July 2, 1969 “Lehigh Gorge State Park” is the name given by the State Geographic Board to the proposed 6,900-acre project planned for... A look back: June 30, 1953 J. Paul Knauss was elected to the presidency of the Mauch Chunk Board of Education last night, succeeding Fred DeBellis,... A look back: July 9, 1960 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in New Columbus will celebrate the patronal and titular feast of the church on July 16-17 ... A look back: July 7, 1971 Officials of Weissport were commended by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for their repair efforts... A look back: July 3, 1968 Weatherly Borough Police, headed by Chief Raymond Weichman, are believed to be the first to be equipped with liquid mace... A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade... Latest Photo GalleriesUkrainian Festival2026-08-18Photos: Carbon County Fair/4-H auction2026-08-10Photos: Yenser's Sunflower festival2026-08-10Photos: Jim Thorpe National Night Out2026-08-10Opinion Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food... Opinion: Parents have final say on cellphones, restrictionsLetter to the editor: National blood crisisLetter to the editor: Reassessment would have effect on seniorsOpinion: Quarter saved, but counties stuck with 911 tabOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad... AUGUST 24, 1965AUGUST 17, 1984ON THIS DATE AUGUST 15, 1983ON THIS DATE AUGUST 14, 1982AP News Mail 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 shootingWater level dropping in the DanubeSenate passes sweeping Russia sanctions billICE develops policy for release of body camera video « Previous 171 172 173 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceData center work to begin in 2027Missing man found dead on game lands in NesquehoningJTASD fires employeeLansford ends Construction Clearance property lease
A look back: July 8, 1972 The construction of a medical unit on Route 209 in Gilbert has begun, according to David L. Gamble, president of the boa... A look back: July 6, 1973 Robert F. Eckhart Jr., an employee at the Jim Thorpe Post Office for over 23 years, has been named assistant to Postmast... A look back: July 2, 1969 “Lehigh Gorge State Park” is the name given by the State Geographic Board to the proposed 6,900-acre project planned for... A look back: June 30, 1953 J. Paul Knauss was elected to the presidency of the Mauch Chunk Board of Education last night, succeeding Fred DeBellis,... A look back: July 9, 1960 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in New Columbus will celebrate the patronal and titular feast of the church on July 16-17 ... A look back: July 7, 1971 Officials of Weissport were commended by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for their repair efforts... A look back: July 3, 1968 Weatherly Borough Police, headed by Chief Raymond Weichman, are believed to be the first to be equipped with liquid mace... A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade... Latest Photo GalleriesUkrainian Festival2026-08-18Photos: Carbon County Fair/4-H auction2026-08-10Photos: Yenser's Sunflower festival2026-08-10Photos: Jim Thorpe National Night Out2026-08-10Opinion Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food... Opinion: Parents have final say on cellphones, restrictionsLetter to the editor: National blood crisisLetter to the editor: Reassessment would have effect on seniorsOpinion: Quarter saved, but counties stuck with 911 tabOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad... AUGUST 24, 1965AUGUST 17, 1984ON THIS DATE AUGUST 15, 1983ON THIS DATE AUGUST 14, 1982AP News Mail 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 shootingWater level dropping in the DanubeSenate passes sweeping Russia sanctions billICE develops policy for release of body camera video « Previous 171 172 173 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceData center work to begin in 2027Missing man found dead on game lands in NesquehoningJTASD fires employeeLansford ends Construction Clearance property lease
A look back: July 6, 1973 Robert F. Eckhart Jr., an employee at the Jim Thorpe Post Office for over 23 years, has been named assistant to Postmast... A look back: July 2, 1969 “Lehigh Gorge State Park” is the name given by the State Geographic Board to the proposed 6,900-acre project planned for... A look back: June 30, 1953 J. Paul Knauss was elected to the presidency of the Mauch Chunk Board of Education last night, succeeding Fred DeBellis,... A look back: July 9, 1960 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in New Columbus will celebrate the patronal and titular feast of the church on July 16-17 ... A look back: July 7, 1971 Officials of Weissport were commended by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for their repair efforts... A look back: July 3, 1968 Weatherly Borough Police, headed by Chief Raymond Weichman, are believed to be the first to be equipped with liquid mace... A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade... Latest Photo GalleriesUkrainian Festival2026-08-18Photos: Carbon County Fair/4-H auction2026-08-10Photos: Yenser's Sunflower festival2026-08-10Photos: Jim Thorpe National Night Out2026-08-10Opinion Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food... Opinion: Parents have final say on cellphones, restrictionsLetter to the editor: National blood crisisLetter to the editor: Reassessment would have effect on seniorsOpinion: Quarter saved, but counties stuck with 911 tabOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad... AUGUST 24, 1965AUGUST 17, 1984ON THIS DATE AUGUST 15, 1983ON THIS DATE AUGUST 14, 1982AP News Mail 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 shootingWater level dropping in the DanubeSenate passes sweeping Russia sanctions billICE develops policy for release of body camera video « Previous 171 172 173 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceData center work to begin in 2027Missing man found dead on game lands in NesquehoningJTASD fires employeeLansford ends Construction Clearance property lease
A look back: July 2, 1969 “Lehigh Gorge State Park” is the name given by the State Geographic Board to the proposed 6,900-acre project planned for... A look back: June 30, 1953 J. Paul Knauss was elected to the presidency of the Mauch Chunk Board of Education last night, succeeding Fred DeBellis,... A look back: July 9, 1960 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in New Columbus will celebrate the patronal and titular feast of the church on July 16-17 ... A look back: July 7, 1971 Officials of Weissport were commended by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for their repair efforts... A look back: July 3, 1968 Weatherly Borough Police, headed by Chief Raymond Weichman, are believed to be the first to be equipped with liquid mace... A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade... Latest Photo GalleriesUkrainian Festival2026-08-18Photos: Carbon County Fair/4-H auction2026-08-10Photos: Yenser's Sunflower festival2026-08-10Photos: Jim Thorpe National Night Out2026-08-10Opinion Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food... Opinion: Parents have final say on cellphones, restrictionsLetter to the editor: National blood crisisLetter to the editor: Reassessment would have effect on seniorsOpinion: Quarter saved, but counties stuck with 911 tabOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad... AUGUST 24, 1965AUGUST 17, 1984ON THIS DATE AUGUST 15, 1983ON THIS DATE AUGUST 14, 1982AP News Mail 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 shootingWater level dropping in the DanubeSenate passes sweeping Russia sanctions billICE develops policy for release of body camera video « Previous 171 172 173 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceData center work to begin in 2027Missing man found dead on game lands in NesquehoningJTASD fires employeeLansford ends Construction Clearance property lease
A look back: June 30, 1953 J. Paul Knauss was elected to the presidency of the Mauch Chunk Board of Education last night, succeeding Fred DeBellis,...
A look back: July 9, 1960 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in New Columbus will celebrate the patronal and titular feast of the church on July 16-17 ... A look back: July 7, 1971 Officials of Weissport were commended by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for their repair efforts... A look back: July 3, 1968 Weatherly Borough Police, headed by Chief Raymond Weichman, are believed to be the first to be equipped with liquid mace... A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade... Latest Photo GalleriesUkrainian Festival2026-08-18Photos: Carbon County Fair/4-H auction2026-08-10Photos: Yenser's Sunflower festival2026-08-10Photos: Jim Thorpe National Night Out2026-08-10Opinion Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food... Opinion: Parents have final say on cellphones, restrictionsLetter to the editor: National blood crisisLetter to the editor: Reassessment would have effect on seniorsOpinion: Quarter saved, but counties stuck with 911 tabOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad... AUGUST 24, 1965AUGUST 17, 1984ON THIS DATE AUGUST 15, 1983ON THIS DATE AUGUST 14, 1982AP News Mail 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 shootingWater level dropping in the DanubeSenate passes sweeping Russia sanctions billICE develops policy for release of body camera video « Previous 171 172 173 » Next
A look back: July 7, 1971 Officials of Weissport were commended by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for their repair efforts... A look back: July 3, 1968 Weatherly Borough Police, headed by Chief Raymond Weichman, are believed to be the first to be equipped with liquid mace... A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade... Latest Photo GalleriesUkrainian Festival2026-08-18Photos: Carbon County Fair/4-H auction2026-08-10Photos: Yenser's Sunflower festival2026-08-10Photos: Jim Thorpe National Night Out2026-08-10Opinion Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food... Opinion: Parents have final say on cellphones, restrictionsLetter to the editor: National blood crisisLetter to the editor: Reassessment would have effect on seniorsOpinion: Quarter saved, but counties stuck with 911 tabOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad... AUGUST 24, 1965AUGUST 17, 1984ON THIS DATE AUGUST 15, 1983ON THIS DATE AUGUST 14, 1982AP News Mail 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 shootingWater level dropping in the DanubeSenate passes sweeping Russia sanctions billICE develops policy for release of body camera video
A look back: July 3, 1968 Weatherly Borough Police, headed by Chief Raymond Weichman, are believed to be the first to be equipped with liquid mace... A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade... Latest Photo GalleriesUkrainian Festival2026-08-18Photos: Carbon County Fair/4-H auction2026-08-10Photos: Yenser's Sunflower festival2026-08-10Photos: Jim Thorpe National Night Out2026-08-10Opinion Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food... Opinion: Parents have final say on cellphones, restrictionsLetter to the editor: National blood crisisLetter to the editor: Reassessment would have effect on seniorsOpinion: Quarter saved, but counties stuck with 911 tabOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad... AUGUST 24, 1965AUGUST 17, 1984ON THIS DATE AUGUST 15, 1983ON THIS DATE AUGUST 14, 1982AP News Mail 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 shootingWater level dropping in the DanubeSenate passes sweeping Russia sanctions billICE develops policy for release of body camera video
A look back: July 1, 1966 The halfway mark in meeting its $30,000 pledge to the Palmerton Hospital Building Fund has been met by the Palmerton Hos... A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade...
A look back: June 29, 1970 Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for Carbon County’s first Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, adjacent to the Gnade...
Letter to the editor: Made in the USA Ha Ha Early 2000s in Lehighton you had 4 mills — today NONE. We all know almost all clothing is made outside of USA. Look at labels on canned food...
ON THIS DATE AUGUST 27, 1964 Albert Huber of Jim Thorpe was honored yesterday for his 65 years of membership in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The retired railroad...