State police at Fern Ridge are looking for a hit and run driver involved in a crash on Oct. 26 along Neola Road, just south of South Lane, in Jackson Township, Monroe County.
Troopers said Denise L. T...
A Monroe County teen was jailed on Wednesday, Nov. 2, following a domestic dispute in which he allegedly assaulted a family member.
State police at Fern Ridge responded to 908 Mountain Road, in the Su...
Heading into the bye week the Nittany Lions are 8-1 (5-0 Big Ten) and still atop the Big Ten Leaders Division. Let me say that one more time in case it didn't sink in the first time. Heading into week...
For several weeks, we've observed the disgusting, despicable display of anarchy called Occupy Wall Street. In cities across the U.S. these deranged, unfocused, irrational, ignorant protesters, inspire...
When was the last time you got to know someone new?
One thing I've always been aware of is that most people tend to stay around those they already know. Whether it's at a party, a business affair, or ...
A triple ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday morning marked the virtual completion of the construction phase of the most mammoth bridge project ever in Carbon County.
The ribbon cutting was for the complet...
The Jim Thorpe Area School District will be hosting a Community Awareness Forum on Monday, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. to give residents a chance to learn more about school safety and the communication between p...
Frustration with the lingering recession has created what is becoming the American Fall, a domestic reflection of the Arab Spring, with Occupy Wall Street protests held in 70 major cities and over 600...
The community rallied to support the efforts of Lucille Donohue Richmond and Rose M. Arieta to have the Grotto at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church in New Columbus listed on the National Register of Histo...
A Tamaqua woman had two preliminary hearings scheduled before District Judge Steven Bayer this week, both on drug related charges.
Jamie L. Fritzinger, 31, of 322 Clarke St., Tamaqua, elected to waive...