The way things are going, five years from now who knows how many conferences will be left in collegiate athletics. The days of the super conferences are here, but coaches, players, and fans want to kn...
A female driver escaped injury Thursday morning when involved in a crash along Welshtown Road in Washington Township. The crash occurred at 9:30 a.m. as she was driving east and apparently failed to n...
The blanket ministry team at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tamaqua is taking a break after donating over 100 handmade and barely used blankets. The blankets were sent to recent flood areas as we...
St. Matthew's Bible study
St. Matthew's UCC in Kunkletown is holding Bible Study classes on Monday nights at 6:30 p.m.Currently they are studying David in a program by Beth Moore.The public is invited...
Outstanding veterans were recognized during the Carbon County Veterans Council Awards and Recognition Banquet held recently at the Lehighton American Legion. The banquet is held annually to honor vete...
DINGMANS FERRY - After Tuesday's semi-final win over Stroudsburg, Pleasant Valley head coach John Gesiskie said that he believed which ever team made the fewest mistakes in Thursday's final would end ...
A sanitary sewer main replacement project will cost Palmerton over $111,000.
Borough council unanimously agreed on Thursday to award a contract to R-III Construction, Inc., of Nazareth, in the amount ...
Elmer Frantz was the 2011 Eldred Township Halloween Parade Grand Marshall. A life-long resident of Kunkletown and former president of the Eldred Township Veteran's Commission, Elmer says he had a gran...
Tamaqua police have cited Daniel Day, 48, of 514 Arlington St., Tamaqua, for allowing his dogs to howl/bark incessantly.
Officers were dispatched to the Day residence at 7:27 p.m. last Friday, Oct. 21...
A Pottsville man was cited by Tamaqua and Pottsville police in connection with the theft of a Carbon County Deputy Coroner's badge.
David John Rambo, 24, of 711 Mine St., allegedly took the badge from...