Sometime Monday night into Tuesday morning, a vandal smashed a window at the front of the West Penn Elementary School. A school official mentioned the vandal didn't enter the building and nothing else...
A Coaldale resident at a public meeting Tuesday shared with council his detailed research into problems with the storm water/sewer system in the Seek section of the borough.
Kevin Barlett of 134 Green...
Parishioners and guests of the First United Methodist Church in Tamaqua were treated to a free community performance of "His Last Days" courtesy of the Herald Biblical Theatrical Company involving ove...
Jim Thorpe police reported on a theft arrest and the apprehension of a wanted person.
Police said on March 1 about 5:24 p.m. Pamela L. Bowman, 34, of 74 Broadway, 2nd floor, Jim Thorpe, was arrested f...
The next Adventures to the Ancients walk will be on Sunday, April 17 from 1-5 p.m. at the Old Sciota Mill/McMichael's Creek.
An ancient forest dominated by Northern red oak and Eastern Hemlock grows a...
Writing represents one of many creative avenues for those with the passion. Yet another side of writing exists - the business side.
Stephanie J. Beavers, owner of Refining Your Written Image, will sha...
Kid's Party Club
The Kid's Party Club will be held at People's E.C. Church, 206 Wagner St., Lehighton, on Saturday, April 23 from 10 a.m. until noon. Children attending will be told a Bible story, sin...
Each year, one person is selected to receive the highest tribute Trout Unlimited can bestow: The Silver Trout Award. This year, that award went to Will Daskal of Saylorsburg. He received the award at ...
Eight police departments in Schuylkill County were among those who were handed out checks by District Attorney James P. Goodman from money that was seized from drug dealers and also from gamblers as a...
Members and directors of the Tamaqua Area Chamber of Commerce joined the rest of the Tamaqua area community in expressing the loss of a friend, director and past-president last week.
The board of dire...