You don't have to look very far to see how the ailing economy is impacting charitable giving this holiday season.
Tamaqua Salvation Army volunteers are struggling to keep up with the growing number of...
In this economy, it really pays to be a jack-of-all-trades.
Certainly the broad scope of work Keystone Consulting Engineers performs qualifies them as such.Members of the Palmerton Area Chamber of Com...
The Joint Operating Committee of the Carbon Career and Technical Institute reorganized at Thursday evening's regularly scheduled meeting.
Darlene Yeakel of Palmerton Area School District will be repla...
Kristen April Martinez, 31, and Lloyd LeBlanc Jr., 43, both of Hazleton, have been arrested by state police at the Fern Ridge barracks on charges of receiving stolen property and unauthorized use of a...
With a new board committed to return to the leadership style that had led to the group's former successes, the Carbon County Art League is positioned to embark upon the road to recovery and growth in ...
Customers and employees of Logan's Pub in Lansford worked hard to raise hundreds of paper train donations for the Schuylkill Carbon Marine Corps League (SCMCL) Toys For Tots campaign. Pictured are Sta...
Thirteen area people were among 74 who were arraigned Monday before District Attorney James P. Goodman in the Schuylkill County Courthouse on criminal charges and all entered pleas of not guilty and r...
State police at the Schuylkill Haven barracks report the arrest of Chris Lehman, 39, of Pine grove, on a charge of terroristic threats and summary charges of harassment, following an incident on Dec. ...
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reminds customers that fares are set to go up on most of the state's toll roads by 10 percent on Jan. 1, 2012 for cash-paying travelers only. Because electronic-to...
Professor George McHale, Hometown, who turned 60 today, received a retirement trophy and appreciation letter from Penn State officials for serving over 28 years as a mathematics professor at the Penn ...