Local Roundup: Results from May 6 Jim Thorpe posted seven firsts at its Olympian Invite on Friday. Northwestern and Northern Lehigh also registered a firs... Local Roundup: Results from May 5 Marian’s baseball and softball teams both won in their final at-bats on Thursday. The victory by the Fillies also clinch... Track Roundup: Results from May 2 Lehighton and Jim Thorpe both posted sweeps in Schuylkill League action on Monday. Tamaqua-Lehighton Lehighton swept Tam... Indians top Jim Thorpe There were times when the Lehighton softball team was down on Friday. But the Indians were never out. Facing an early ... Panther Valley AD Kristin Black to become first female PIAA Officials Representative from Schuylkill League When one door closes, another door opens. In December of 2000, Panther Valley senior Kristin Black tore her ACL. Just t... Raiders close on D11 berth From here on out, every regular season game left on the Tamaqua softball slate will feel like a playoff game. The Raider... Local Roundup: Results from May 3 The Marian and Jim Thorpe baseball teams rallied for victories on Tuesday. Elsewhere, Panther Valley and Pleasant Valle... Local Roundup: Results from April 30 Marian’s baseball and softball teams were both victorious on Saturday, while Northwestern’s boys lacrosse squad won to c... JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03High School Sports Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team... Little League MemoriesOn This Date: (July 29, 1994)Franklin Twp. stays alive in CM state playoffsIronPigs column: Plenty of changes since last homestandOn This Date - Sports On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va... On This Date: (July 28, 1986)On This Date: (July 27, 2017)On This Date: (July 25, 1974)On This Date: (July 24, 1965)Outdoors Pa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsDoe hunting licenses moving to stores, onlinePa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsBeagle Club runoff winners selectedZaengle bags 10-point buck Blue Ridge Rifles blanket shoot Blue Ridge Rifles Muzzleloader Club holding Memorial Day shoot Schrantz has success on opening day of youth turkey season Pandemics and comparisons in the wild « Previous 99 100 101 » 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 burglaryArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
Local Roundup: Results from May 5 Marian’s baseball and softball teams both won in their final at-bats on Thursday. The victory by the Fillies also clinch... Track Roundup: Results from May 2 Lehighton and Jim Thorpe both posted sweeps in Schuylkill League action on Monday. Tamaqua-Lehighton Lehighton swept Tam... Indians top Jim Thorpe There were times when the Lehighton softball team was down on Friday. But the Indians were never out. Facing an early ... Panther Valley AD Kristin Black to become first female PIAA Officials Representative from Schuylkill League When one door closes, another door opens. In December of 2000, Panther Valley senior Kristin Black tore her ACL. Just t... Raiders close on D11 berth From here on out, every regular season game left on the Tamaqua softball slate will feel like a playoff game. The Raider... Local Roundup: Results from May 3 The Marian and Jim Thorpe baseball teams rallied for victories on Tuesday. Elsewhere, Panther Valley and Pleasant Valle... Local Roundup: Results from April 30 Marian’s baseball and softball teams were both victorious on Saturday, while Northwestern’s boys lacrosse squad won to c... JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03High School Sports Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team... Little League MemoriesOn This Date: (July 29, 1994)Franklin Twp. stays alive in CM state playoffsIronPigs column: Plenty of changes since last homestandOn This Date - Sports On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va... On This Date: (July 28, 1986)On This Date: (July 27, 2017)On This Date: (July 25, 1974)On This Date: (July 24, 1965)Outdoors Pa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsDoe hunting licenses moving to stores, onlinePa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsBeagle Club runoff winners selectedZaengle bags 10-point buck Blue Ridge Rifles blanket shoot Blue Ridge Rifles Muzzleloader Club holding Memorial Day shoot Schrantz has success on opening day of youth turkey season Pandemics and comparisons in the wild « Previous 99 100 101 » 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 burglaryArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
Track Roundup: Results from May 2 Lehighton and Jim Thorpe both posted sweeps in Schuylkill League action on Monday. Tamaqua-Lehighton Lehighton swept Tam... Indians top Jim Thorpe There were times when the Lehighton softball team was down on Friday. But the Indians were never out. Facing an early ... Panther Valley AD Kristin Black to become first female PIAA Officials Representative from Schuylkill League When one door closes, another door opens. In December of 2000, Panther Valley senior Kristin Black tore her ACL. Just t... Raiders close on D11 berth From here on out, every regular season game left on the Tamaqua softball slate will feel like a playoff game. The Raider... Local Roundup: Results from May 3 The Marian and Jim Thorpe baseball teams rallied for victories on Tuesday. Elsewhere, Panther Valley and Pleasant Valle... Local Roundup: Results from April 30 Marian’s baseball and softball teams were both victorious on Saturday, while Northwestern’s boys lacrosse squad won to c... JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03High School Sports Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team... Little League MemoriesOn This Date: (July 29, 1994)Franklin Twp. stays alive in CM state playoffsIronPigs column: Plenty of changes since last homestandOn This Date - Sports On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va... On This Date: (July 28, 1986)On This Date: (July 27, 2017)On This Date: (July 25, 1974)On This Date: (July 24, 1965)Outdoors Pa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsDoe hunting licenses moving to stores, onlinePa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsBeagle Club runoff winners selectedZaengle bags 10-point buck Blue Ridge Rifles blanket shoot Blue Ridge Rifles Muzzleloader Club holding Memorial Day shoot Schrantz has success on opening day of youth turkey season Pandemics and comparisons in the wild « Previous 99 100 101 » 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 burglaryArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
Indians top Jim Thorpe There were times when the Lehighton softball team was down on Friday. But the Indians were never out. Facing an early ... Panther Valley AD Kristin Black to become first female PIAA Officials Representative from Schuylkill League When one door closes, another door opens. In December of 2000, Panther Valley senior Kristin Black tore her ACL. Just t... Raiders close on D11 berth From here on out, every regular season game left on the Tamaqua softball slate will feel like a playoff game. The Raider... Local Roundup: Results from May 3 The Marian and Jim Thorpe baseball teams rallied for victories on Tuesday. Elsewhere, Panther Valley and Pleasant Valle... Local Roundup: Results from April 30 Marian’s baseball and softball teams were both victorious on Saturday, while Northwestern’s boys lacrosse squad won to c... JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03High School Sports Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team... Little League MemoriesOn This Date: (July 29, 1994)Franklin Twp. stays alive in CM state playoffsIronPigs column: Plenty of changes since last homestandOn This Date - Sports On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va... On This Date: (July 28, 1986)On This Date: (July 27, 2017)On This Date: (July 25, 1974)On This Date: (July 24, 1965)Outdoors Pa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsDoe hunting licenses moving to stores, onlinePa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsBeagle Club runoff winners selectedZaengle bags 10-point buck Blue Ridge Rifles blanket shoot Blue Ridge Rifles Muzzleloader Club holding Memorial Day shoot Schrantz has success on opening day of youth turkey season Pandemics and comparisons in the wild « Previous 99 100 101 » 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 burglaryArea drive-ins star in coming documentary
Panther Valley AD Kristin Black to become first female PIAA Officials Representative from Schuylkill League When one door closes, another door opens. In December of 2000, Panther Valley senior Kristin Black tore her ACL. Just t...
Raiders close on D11 berth From here on out, every regular season game left on the Tamaqua softball slate will feel like a playoff game. The Raider... Local Roundup: Results from May 3 The Marian and Jim Thorpe baseball teams rallied for victories on Tuesday. Elsewhere, Panther Valley and Pleasant Valle... Local Roundup: Results from April 30 Marian’s baseball and softball teams were both victorious on Saturday, while Northwestern’s boys lacrosse squad won to c... JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03High School Sports Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team... Little League MemoriesOn This Date: (July 29, 1994)Franklin Twp. stays alive in CM state playoffsIronPigs column: Plenty of changes since last homestandOn This Date - Sports On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va... On This Date: (July 28, 1986)On This Date: (July 27, 2017)On This Date: (July 25, 1974)On This Date: (July 24, 1965)Outdoors Pa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsDoe hunting licenses moving to stores, onlinePa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsBeagle Club runoff winners selectedZaengle bags 10-point buck Blue Ridge Rifles blanket shoot Blue Ridge Rifles Muzzleloader Club holding Memorial Day shoot Schrantz has success on opening day of youth turkey season Pandemics and comparisons in the wild « Previous 99 100 101 » Next
Local Roundup: Results from May 3 The Marian and Jim Thorpe baseball teams rallied for victories on Tuesday. Elsewhere, Panther Valley and Pleasant Valle... Local Roundup: Results from April 30 Marian’s baseball and softball teams were both victorious on Saturday, while Northwestern’s boys lacrosse squad won to c... JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03High School Sports Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team... Little League MemoriesOn This Date: (July 29, 1994)Franklin Twp. stays alive in CM state playoffsIronPigs column: Plenty of changes since last homestandOn This Date - Sports On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va... On This Date: (July 28, 1986)On This Date: (July 27, 2017)On This Date: (July 25, 1974)On This Date: (July 24, 1965)Outdoors Pa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsDoe hunting licenses moving to stores, onlinePa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsBeagle Club runoff winners selectedZaengle bags 10-point buck Blue Ridge Rifles blanket shoot Blue Ridge Rifles Muzzleloader Club holding Memorial Day shoot Schrantz has success on opening day of youth turkey season Pandemics and comparisons in the wild
Local Roundup: Results from April 30 Marian’s baseball and softball teams were both victorious on Saturday, while Northwestern’s boys lacrosse squad won to c... JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03High School Sports Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team... Little League MemoriesOn This Date: (July 29, 1994)Franklin Twp. stays alive in CM state playoffsIronPigs column: Plenty of changes since last homestandOn This Date - Sports On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va... On This Date: (July 28, 1986)On This Date: (July 27, 2017)On This Date: (July 25, 1974)On This Date: (July 24, 1965)Outdoors Pa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsDoe hunting licenses moving to stores, onlinePa. Game Commission adjusts seasons, limitsBeagle Club runoff winners selectedZaengle bags 10-point buck Blue Ridge Rifles blanket shoot Blue Ridge Rifles Muzzleloader Club holding Memorial Day shoot Schrantz has success on opening day of youth turkey season Pandemics and comparisons in the wild
JT pulls out extra inning win Jim Thorpe and Lehighton combined for 16 runs, 24 hits and 10 errors on Friday, which left one coach satisfied and the o... Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past...
Searfoss, Smelas, Moore All-State Both Jim Thorpe and Palmerton brought District 11 championships home to their respective school’s trophy cases this past...
Jim Thorpe captures PVLL tourney 11-12 title The Jim Thorpe 11-12 Little League All-Stars captured this year’s Panther Valley Tournament championship. Thorpe went 4-0 in the three-team...
On This Date: (July 29, 1994) July 29, 1994 — Adam “Bud” Watts strikes out 15 and allows just four hits to help lead Tamaqua to a 14-1 victory over McAdoo in a Panther Va...