Santa visited the Restaurant at the Station in Tamaqua recently during their annual Toys For Tots collection drive held recently at the train station. Pictured from left are Restaurant at the Station ...
State police at the Lehighton barracks said Tia R. Kolek, 19, of Lehighton, was cited for a stop sign violation after a two-vehicle accident Dec. 17 at 8:45 a.m. at the intersection of Mahoning Mounta...
Majestic House Apartments, 201 E. Broad St., Tamaqua, held a Christmas party on Dec. 15. The party was visited by Jolly Old Saint Nicholas. Santa was joined by his elf Amy Bachert in handing out candy...
Tamaqua Mayor Christian P. Morrison earlier this week sent a letter to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation District 5-0 office, expressing his concern over the final drafts of the traffic im...
Amy Lin, manager of China Inn of 619 Main St., Slatington, accepts a Welcome Basket from members of the Downtown Revitalization Task Force of Northern Lehigh Future Focus, left to right, Les Glanz, Fu...
It's the holiday season and what that means for six TIMES NEWS area boys teams and six area girls teams is it's tournament time.
Next week on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday tournaments will tip off. Th...
Nearly two dozen Lehighton Area High School graduates spoke to current students during the annual National Honor Society Winter Social.
Matthew Fisher, NHS advisor and a high school teacher, welcomed ...
The Jim Thorpe girls picked up their most impressive victory of the season, edging perennial power North Schuylkill to remain unbeaten on the season.
BOYS BASKETBALLPanther Valley-PalisadesPalisades' ...
Students in all the classes at the Rush Elementary School in Hometown collected more than 600 individual food items for their annual holiday food drive for the Tamaqua Salvation Army. Top classes rece...
Christmas Holiday
Services slatedSt. John's Lutheran Church, Sixth and North streets, has announced its Christmas Eve service. The service will begin with special music at 7 p.m. followed by the servi...