Mary (Betty) Dolan turned 93 years young recently.
She was born on June 21, 1919 in Tamaqua, the daughter of the late Alex and Evelyn (Herman) Oliver. She still resides in Tamaqua, in a four-generatio...
Five additional defendants were arraigned on criminal charges Monday before District Attorney Karen Byrnes Noon in Schuylkill County court and all entered pleas of not guilty and requested jury trail....
With two outs in the sixth inning, Franklin Township's Frank Bokan III was relieved from his pitching duties after the tying run scored on a fielding error.
Bokan's disappointment didn't last long.In ...
Lehighton Rotary Club recently hosted their annual Student Recognition Breakfast for Lehighton Area High School students.
According to Lehighton Rotary Club President Erica Heery, "This breakfast is a...
The hunt for a knife-wielding hitchhiker is still going on after an incident Sunday night in Hometown that resulted in a Tamaqua man being stabbed in the neck.
Rush Township Police Sgt. Duane Frederic...
African puff puffs, ham and swiss sandwiches, peach cobbler and homemade vanilla ice cream.
That was part of the menu created by 30 Carbon County middle school children last week during the one-week c...
Pocono Mountain Regional police reported investigating a rear-end type crash about 9:45 a.m. on Sunday, July 1, along Long Pond Road at Heller's Lane, in Tunkhannock Township.
Police said Intakab Dawo...
Each Fourth of July, thousands of people are injured from using consumer fireworks. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, more than 9,000 fireworks-related injuries happen each yea...
A needs-assessment survey, currently being redone in West Penn Township and Walker Township to evaluate sewer needs in the areas, is nearly two-thirds complete.
Township Engineer Ronald B. Madison, PE...