Twenty five students from SS. Peter and Paul Catholic School in Lehighton pledged to remain drug and violence free recently.
During the
D.A.R.E. graduation on Dec. 21, 11 fifth and 14 sixth grade...
Seventeen judicial and county officers elected in last November's general election, will take their oath of office on Thursday, 10 a.m. in the Ceremonial Court Room Number One at the Schuylkill County...
The small, struggling borough of Lansford depended on Community Development Block Grants to fix streets, improve water and sewer facilities and tear down deteriorated buildings.
Now, it seems, that mo...
Hundreds of children and their family members took part in the annual Tamaqua YMCA Community Christmas Celebration held Friday night at the Y.
The free event, organized by board members and staff of t...
The year 2011 is just about over, but there are still two nights of concerts left at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe.
On Friday night, The Fabulous Greaseband is back with a concert starting at 8 p.m. Ticke...
A tractor trailer crash at 4:45 a.m. Dec. 21 on Interstate 81 in Ryan Township resulted in minor injury to the driver.
State police at the Frackville barracks said Miguel Cotto of Lebanon was operatin...
State police at the Fogelsville barracks are investigating the theft of between 30 and 40 car batteries from the Wal-Mart Store in Lower Macungie Township.
Police said the incident was reported at 5:4...
Along with their whipped cream and hot chocolate, West Penn Elementary School students enjoyed a fun-filled day of games and activities during the school's Suessville Holiday Program last Friday.
Some...
Christmas day was certainly made more memorable for 14-year-old Parker Green of Lehighton, thanks to a large group of his fellow friends and classmates.
Parker, a freshman at Lehighton Area High Schoo...
Two local women have received notification that they have successfully passed the Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing Examinations and are now registered nurses (RNs). They are Janice Black, daughter ...