Three criminal trials got underway this morning in Schuylkill County Court and juries returned verdicts in five trials held last week.
New trials started were as follows:Kevin Lee Kahler, 58, of Richl...
The Panther Valley school Board took a number of personnel and other actions Thursday.
The board accepted the retirements of longtime educators Barbara Teno and Lynn Sharpe. Teno and Sharpe, who will ...
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One of the most specious arguments that is allowed to stand as fact is Governor Christie's, as well as other Republican governors', insistence that "We're broke; we don't have a revenue p...
Gayle Heath, director of the Tamaqua Public Library, announced the availability of Wi-Fi at the library. Wi-Fi, also known as a hotspot, enables devices such as laptops, personal computers, and smart ...
An American Cancer Society Pre-Event Party and Power of Purple event was held recently at the Hometown Fire Company to promote upcoming fundraising efforts of local Relay For Life teams of Tamaqua and...
The 16th annual Skippy Dietz Rabies Clinic will be held noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 2, at the Lake Harmony Rescue Squad building, 105 Lake Drive, Lake Harmony. This clinic is dedicated in memory of...
SHAMOKIN Despite a shaky first half, the Marian Fillies found themselves down by just one point at half time of their PIAA Class A first round playoff against District 4 runner-up Line Mountain at Sha...
HERSHEY - Jim McCabe can finally shave off his beard.
"It's coming off tonight," said the Tamaqua coach moments after Garth Lakitsky's 2-1 victory over Milton sophomore Ryan Solomon gave the Blue Raid...
They could have been cheering. Instead, Tamaqua Police, along with fire and emergency personnel, were left shaking their heads after a 21-year-old male was arrested Saturday night for calling in a ser...
The Tamaqua Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for its 48th Annual Citizenship Award.
The award will be presented at the 60th Annual Chamber/TIDE Dinner to be held on Wednesday, April 27 ...