Members of the Carbon-Schuylkill Industrial Development Corporation recently made a donation to the Lansford Historical Society to help cover its costs with a heating system, display cases and other o...
Five area residents were among 15 who entered guilty pleas to criminal chargers in Schuylkill County court recently and were sentenced by Judge Jacqueline Russell as follows:
Jesse M. Becker, 25, of 4...
Come join Feed the People in their community cafe that provides a free, hot Breakfast for any community member who enters our doors regardless of where you live. No registration is required. On Tuesda...
Rottet Motors in Tamaqua received the Ford Motor Company's 2011 President's Award, the company's highest award.
Only 408 of 4,800 Ford dealerships are given this award."Earning this award is a reflect...
Two Summit Hill residents were cited for disorderly conduct in two separate incidents in Summit Hill.
The first incident occurred at 1:31 a.m., on April 23. Officers received a report of loud music co...
Marian graduate and Georgia All-American Kristen Shickora missed out on a spot in the 100 backstroke finals for the second time in four years at the U.S. Olympic swim trials in Omaha, Nebraska on Tues...
More than 70 trained volunteers and mine rescue personnel from local, state and federal agencies took part in a Mine Emergency Response Drill (MERD) competition Tuesday at the No. 9 Mine in Lansford.
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Scamper
St. John's Lutheran Church, South Avenue, is also preparing for the 42nd annual Switchback Scamper, 10K Run and 5K Walk. It is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 21, beginning at 2 p.m. For more infor...
Doris Sturtevant, a resident of Heritage Hill Senior Community is celebrating her 98th birthday today. She was born in Weatherly on June 27, 1914, the daughter of Harry and Mary (Rehrig) Wertman.
She ...
Nesquehoning police reported on the following citations issued by officers.
Speeding tickets were issued by Officer Timothy Wuttke along state Routes 93 and 209, with speeds reaching 81 miles-per-hour...