This isn’t the column I wanted to write this week. I had started an update on G’s poultry adventure, which included incubating a batch of eggs, and the trials and tribulations of him becoming a new ...

When I woke up and went to work on the morning of Jan. 7, I did not expect that my day would end with it being necessary for the State Police and Tamaqua Ambulance to be dispatched to my Coaldale ...

Internal Medicine Location: LVPG Internal Medicine–Carbon, 2226 Blakeslee Blvd., Drive E, Lehighton Philosophy of Care: Tammy ...

Carbon County recognizes the importance of youth organizations that support the development of children’s passions in the ...

Aspiring nonprofit leaders and emerging organizations will have a unique opportunity to gain essential knowledge and practical tools at Nonprofit Launchpad’s “The Essentials Workshop,” a ...

The Hometown Volunteer Fire Company is remembering the men and women who helped build the department — and made it what it is ...

A Walnutport man has championed for borough council meetings to be offered to a broader platform. Resident Ron Bauer Jr. said at Thursday’s meeting that council could improve communication. “Did the ...

Community members in the Northern Lehigh School District can still share their input on the proposed common campus model on the district’s website, or complete paper surveys available at the district ...

Mahoning Township Supervisors on a 3-0 vote Wednesday agreed to have township solicitor Tom Nanovic draft an ordinance to lower the speed limit on Fritz Road. The speed limit would be lowered from 35 ...

Walnutport plans to add two more full-time police officers to beef up its short-handed department. On a 6-0 vote, borough council on Thursday agreed to hire two full-time officers from Civil Service ...

A Tamaqua man was jailed on charges he broke into the basement of an apartment building on the unit block of Lafayette Street. Matthew Kern, 32, was arraigned on counts of criminal trespass/break ...

A debate has emerged over guidance distributed to area homeless shelter operators, with state Rep. Doyle Heffley raising concerns about what he describes as misleading information that could ...