Laboring to get teen workers Full employment is a wonderful thing, unless, of course, you are an employer looking for workers. Virtually everywhere a... What qualifies as ‘fake news’? As many of you did, I watched the presidential rally last week in the Wilkes-Barre area as Donald Trump stumped for Repu... Why do they do it? Almost every board of education in Pennsylvania is made up of nine members who, if elected, serve four-year terms for no... Let’s take a breather from Barkley hysteria Can we take a step back from the brink of anointing Whitehall’s Saquon Barkley as the greatest thing since sliced bread?... Let the games begin I admit to being floored that the state gaming commission wound up with nine applications for interactive gaming license... Questionable police shooting hits home Most of us have read the headlines or saw the endless stories on the controversial recent police shootings in other part... The social media addiction escalates Americans have a serious addiction with their mobile devices. Sixty-two percent of respondents in one poll said they wou... New fireworks law ignites numerous complaints As I predicted would happen in a previous column, fireworks complaints skyrocketed before, during and after the Fourth o... Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto... Latest Photo Galleries2026 Northern Lehigh Graduation2026-06-05Tamaqua Graduation 20262026-06-02Northwestern Lehigh graduation2026-06-02Pleasant Valley graduation2026-06-02Opinion Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth... Letter to the editor: Corporate WelfareLetter to the editor: Look at today’s taxesShrinkflation isn’t just your imaginationLetter to the editor: Remembering service on Memorial DayOn This Date - News JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ... JUNE 5, 1994JUNE 4, 1991JUNE 3, 1993ON THIS DATE JUNE 2, 1990AP News U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police saySome states focusing on growing profits of utilities « Previous 115 116 117 » Next Shooting reported at Brodheadsville WawaMan facing charges after shooting gun in Lehighton barCommunity mourns Lehighton seniorMahoning smoke shop robbed at gunpointAuthorities: Lehighton man had abuse images
What qualifies as ‘fake news’? As many of you did, I watched the presidential rally last week in the Wilkes-Barre area as Donald Trump stumped for Repu... Why do they do it? Almost every board of education in Pennsylvania is made up of nine members who, if elected, serve four-year terms for no... Let’s take a breather from Barkley hysteria Can we take a step back from the brink of anointing Whitehall’s Saquon Barkley as the greatest thing since sliced bread?... Let the games begin I admit to being floored that the state gaming commission wound up with nine applications for interactive gaming license... Questionable police shooting hits home Most of us have read the headlines or saw the endless stories on the controversial recent police shootings in other part... The social media addiction escalates Americans have a serious addiction with their mobile devices. Sixty-two percent of respondents in one poll said they wou... New fireworks law ignites numerous complaints As I predicted would happen in a previous column, fireworks complaints skyrocketed before, during and after the Fourth o... Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto... Latest Photo Galleries2026 Northern Lehigh Graduation2026-06-05Tamaqua Graduation 20262026-06-02Northwestern Lehigh graduation2026-06-02Pleasant Valley graduation2026-06-02Opinion Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth... Letter to the editor: Corporate WelfareLetter to the editor: Look at today’s taxesShrinkflation isn’t just your imaginationLetter to the editor: Remembering service on Memorial DayOn This Date - News JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ... JUNE 5, 1994JUNE 4, 1991JUNE 3, 1993ON THIS DATE JUNE 2, 1990AP News U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police saySome states focusing on growing profits of utilities « Previous 115 116 117 » Next Shooting reported at Brodheadsville WawaMan facing charges after shooting gun in Lehighton barCommunity mourns Lehighton seniorMahoning smoke shop robbed at gunpointAuthorities: Lehighton man had abuse images
Why do they do it? Almost every board of education in Pennsylvania is made up of nine members who, if elected, serve four-year terms for no... Let’s take a breather from Barkley hysteria Can we take a step back from the brink of anointing Whitehall’s Saquon Barkley as the greatest thing since sliced bread?... Let the games begin I admit to being floored that the state gaming commission wound up with nine applications for interactive gaming license... Questionable police shooting hits home Most of us have read the headlines or saw the endless stories on the controversial recent police shootings in other part... The social media addiction escalates Americans have a serious addiction with their mobile devices. Sixty-two percent of respondents in one poll said they wou... New fireworks law ignites numerous complaints As I predicted would happen in a previous column, fireworks complaints skyrocketed before, during and after the Fourth o... Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto... Latest Photo Galleries2026 Northern Lehigh Graduation2026-06-05Tamaqua Graduation 20262026-06-02Northwestern Lehigh graduation2026-06-02Pleasant Valley graduation2026-06-02Opinion Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth... Letter to the editor: Corporate WelfareLetter to the editor: Look at today’s taxesShrinkflation isn’t just your imaginationLetter to the editor: Remembering service on Memorial DayOn This Date - News JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ... JUNE 5, 1994JUNE 4, 1991JUNE 3, 1993ON THIS DATE JUNE 2, 1990AP News U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police saySome states focusing on growing profits of utilities « Previous 115 116 117 » Next Shooting reported at Brodheadsville WawaMan facing charges after shooting gun in Lehighton barCommunity mourns Lehighton seniorMahoning smoke shop robbed at gunpointAuthorities: Lehighton man had abuse images
Let’s take a breather from Barkley hysteria Can we take a step back from the brink of anointing Whitehall’s Saquon Barkley as the greatest thing since sliced bread?... Let the games begin I admit to being floored that the state gaming commission wound up with nine applications for interactive gaming license... Questionable police shooting hits home Most of us have read the headlines or saw the endless stories on the controversial recent police shootings in other part... The social media addiction escalates Americans have a serious addiction with their mobile devices. Sixty-two percent of respondents in one poll said they wou... New fireworks law ignites numerous complaints As I predicted would happen in a previous column, fireworks complaints skyrocketed before, during and after the Fourth o... Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto... Latest Photo Galleries2026 Northern Lehigh Graduation2026-06-05Tamaqua Graduation 20262026-06-02Northwestern Lehigh graduation2026-06-02Pleasant Valley graduation2026-06-02Opinion Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth... Letter to the editor: Corporate WelfareLetter to the editor: Look at today’s taxesShrinkflation isn’t just your imaginationLetter to the editor: Remembering service on Memorial DayOn This Date - News JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ... JUNE 5, 1994JUNE 4, 1991JUNE 3, 1993ON THIS DATE JUNE 2, 1990AP News U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police saySome states focusing on growing profits of utilities « Previous 115 116 117 » Next Shooting reported at Brodheadsville WawaMan facing charges after shooting gun in Lehighton barCommunity mourns Lehighton seniorMahoning smoke shop robbed at gunpointAuthorities: Lehighton man had abuse images
Let the games begin I admit to being floored that the state gaming commission wound up with nine applications for interactive gaming license...
Questionable police shooting hits home Most of us have read the headlines or saw the endless stories on the controversial recent police shootings in other part... The social media addiction escalates Americans have a serious addiction with their mobile devices. Sixty-two percent of respondents in one poll said they wou... New fireworks law ignites numerous complaints As I predicted would happen in a previous column, fireworks complaints skyrocketed before, during and after the Fourth o... Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto... Latest Photo Galleries2026 Northern Lehigh Graduation2026-06-05Tamaqua Graduation 20262026-06-02Northwestern Lehigh graduation2026-06-02Pleasant Valley graduation2026-06-02Opinion Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth... Letter to the editor: Corporate WelfareLetter to the editor: Look at today’s taxesShrinkflation isn’t just your imaginationLetter to the editor: Remembering service on Memorial DayOn This Date - News JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ... JUNE 5, 1994JUNE 4, 1991JUNE 3, 1993ON THIS DATE JUNE 2, 1990AP News U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police saySome states focusing on growing profits of utilities « Previous 115 116 117 » Next
The social media addiction escalates Americans have a serious addiction with their mobile devices. Sixty-two percent of respondents in one poll said they wou... New fireworks law ignites numerous complaints As I predicted would happen in a previous column, fireworks complaints skyrocketed before, during and after the Fourth o... Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto... Latest Photo Galleries2026 Northern Lehigh Graduation2026-06-05Tamaqua Graduation 20262026-06-02Northwestern Lehigh graduation2026-06-02Pleasant Valley graduation2026-06-02Opinion Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth... Letter to the editor: Corporate WelfareLetter to the editor: Look at today’s taxesShrinkflation isn’t just your imaginationLetter to the editor: Remembering service on Memorial DayOn This Date - News JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ... JUNE 5, 1994JUNE 4, 1991JUNE 3, 1993ON THIS DATE JUNE 2, 1990AP News U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police saySome states focusing on growing profits of utilities
New fireworks law ignites numerous complaints As I predicted would happen in a previous column, fireworks complaints skyrocketed before, during and after the Fourth o... Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto... Latest Photo Galleries2026 Northern Lehigh Graduation2026-06-05Tamaqua Graduation 20262026-06-02Northwestern Lehigh graduation2026-06-02Pleasant Valley graduation2026-06-02Opinion Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth... Letter to the editor: Corporate WelfareLetter to the editor: Look at today’s taxesShrinkflation isn’t just your imaginationLetter to the editor: Remembering service on Memorial DayOn This Date - News JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ... JUNE 5, 1994JUNE 4, 1991JUNE 3, 1993ON THIS DATE JUNE 2, 1990AP News U.S. forces bomb military sites inside IranRescuers search for 2 still missing in Laos caveHundreds protest outside ebola centerKenya court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facilityBondi defends how Epstein files release handledJudge blocks Kennedy Center closure, renamingShrey Parikh bounces back, battles nerves and dominates spell-off to win the National Spelling BeeBus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police saySome states focusing on growing profits of utilities
Some closure for the families of fallen Americans Last week, the remains of 55 American servicemen killed in the Korean War were returned to American soil for proper buri... Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto...
Motorcycling can be fun but dangerous Pennsylvania has more than 120,000 miles of roads to explore, so it stands to reason that the state is popular with moto...
Targeting fraud can help rural hospitals Vice President J.D. Vance recently traveled to Bangor, Maine, to spotlight the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud in Medicaid and oth...
JUNE 6, 1995 In an effort to put more weight behind Bear Creek Lake’s attempt to stop the construction of a new Jim Thorpe elementary school across from ...