Dear Editor:
I am writing to thank everyone for supporting our 24th annual rabies clinic held at McCalls farm on Route 443. Once again we vaccinated over 300 animals and this would not be possible wit...
By BOB URBAN
rurban@tnonline.comThe roles of mothers have changed since our youth. Today, most mothers hold an outside job in addition to their maternal responsibilities.But back in our youth, most mo...
Lehighton police reported on the following arrests by for driving under the influence (DUI).
Police said on Feb. 25 about 1:55 a.m. Todd W. Kerschner, 43, of 1923 Long Run Rd., Lehighton, was observed...
This week I wanted to talk about putting. I realize that this is not very exciting, but consider a fact. If you played a par 72 golf course and shot even par, hitting every green in regulation, 50% of...
With Baccalaureate on a Sunday night, followed by class night Monday and then graduation on Tuesday, the 13-member Tamaqua graduating class was in a whirlwind of of activities for three days in 1912.
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It was June of 1966.
Lyndon B. Johnson was in the second year of his presidency, the Mamas & the Papas had just won a gold record for their hit song, Monday, Monday, and teenage girls were swooning ov...
Carbon County Majority Commissioners Wayne Nothstein, chairman, right; and Thomas J. Gerhard, vice chairman, second from left; recently supported two area organizations by donating the remaining balan...
Horses & Horizons Therapeutic Learning Center, Inc. will hold its 12th annual open house from 1-5 p.m. Sunday, June 10.
There will be light refreshments and lesson demonstrations.For those interested ...
The Jim Thorpe High School Powerlifting Team finished another successful season. The team went undefeated and captured two state titles. Team members earned numerous individuals awards also.
Their fir...
Ruth Porter (right), of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 899 in Walnutport, presents an award to St. John Neumann Regional School eighth-grade student Riley Zelienka (left). The award is presented t...