Members of the Tea Time Bowling League (TTBL) and staff of Cypress Lanes in Lehighton collected new-toy donations during their annual toy drive to benefit the Schuylkill Carbon Marine Corps Leagues' (...
It's hard to believe, but the 2011 high school football season is already into the home stretch.
The first eight weeks of the season haven't been extremely successful for the majority of area teams. H...
A popular attention-getter with young kids everywhere, Ronald McDonald both entertained and educated students from kindergarten through second grade during a recent visit to the L.B. Morris Elementary...
David R. Cipko, 33, of 175 Penn St., Tamaqua, has been cited by borough police for allegedly making repeated, unwanted phone calls to the cell phone of Earl Hartranft of Coal Street.
The citation for ...
Lansford Borough Council on Wednesday voted 4-3 to meet with two companies vying to buy the water system it shares with neighboring Coaldale.
The next step is for council to contact their counterparts...
Public drunkenness
Criminal charges were filed against Randy Dieter, 39, of 46 Weeping Willow Drive, Ashfield, for resisting arrest, defiant trespass, 3 counts of persistent disorderly conduct, and pu...
Northern Lehigh Halloween Parade
Sponsored by the Northern Lehigh Events Committee, the 104th annual Northern Lehigh parade will start at 6 p.m. Saturday. The parade will form at 5 p.m. at South and M...
St. Luke's Miners Home Care will sponsor a flu shot clinic on Monday, Oct. 31, at the Panther Valley Mini Mall. The clinic will begin at 10 a.m. and is free to Medicare recipient.
There is a $20 fee f...
The second weekend haunt of the 21st Annual Haunted School House will be held Friday and Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. at the old Clamtown school house in Clamtown.
Holding the haunt are over 40 scouts, ...
The Tamaqua Salvation Army will be accepting registrations for families in need of a little holiday help this year. This includes holiday food baskets, Toys for Tots and an Angel Tree.
Dates will be N...