Homeowners say that it will take weeks to recover from Monday's tornado that damaged and destroyed multiple properties in Walker Township. Here New England Valley Fire Company Assistant Chief Chad Fel...
Sheila Davison, left, and Jane Mikonis of Access Services, Inc., welcome guests during Tuesday's open house held at the Access Services Tamaqua LIFE Program Center, 521 Schuylkill Avenue. A steady str...
Pictured is a clear path of debris the tornado left after leveling a large barn on Kettle Road in Walker Township Monday evening. Homeowners found scattered debris from the tornado and high winds almo...
The storm that swept through Franklin Township and damaged 11 homes Monday evening, spawned a low-level tornado.
The storm, which also heavily damaged multiple properties in Walker Township, about a h...
The Tamaqua zoning hearing board denied a request from Samuel J. Koch to grant a special exception for home occupation for the selling of firearms from his home in the South Ward section of Tamaqua.
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The storm which blew through Franklin Township on Monday night picked up 3,500 pound bleachers and jammed them into the backstop. Wayne Wentz, president of the Franklin Township Athletic Association, ...
Summit Hill
St. Paul LutheranA special Memorial Day service will be held to remember our fallen heroes and to honor our veterans and service members on Sunday, May 29, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Sum...
LALLC regular meeting
Lehighton Area Lioness Lions Club will hold a regular meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 2, at the Harvest Café at the Carbon Career and Technical Institute, Jim Thorpe.Installatio...
Lehighton Area Middle School recently held its annual Spring Art Exhibition displaying outstanding student art work from fifth through eighth grade art classes. The art exhibits were created this year...
Approximately $2,000 was paid for these batting cages which were destroyed by what some residents say was a tornado on Monday night. Wayne Wentz, president of the Franklin Township Athletic Associatio...