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Dear Editor: It is fascinating that the 2016 presidential election was free and fair; the 2020 presidential election was rife with stolen ballots, defective voting machines, and many other irregularit...

The Biden/Harris administration was the most anti-free speech administration in almost 2 centuries according to legal scholar Jonathan Turley. Censorship reigned powerfully during this time. That is ...

A look at how our lawmakers voted on recent legislation. Wednesday Oct. 23 House of Representatives Senate Bill 1319 The bill establishes mandatory continuing education for architects to maintain the...

I was scrolling through the weekend news cycle in our post-election times, looking for something other than the bickering and finger pointing of the last few months. Then, on Saturday, it jum...

As the Postmaster for Jim Thorpe, I want to assure you that the U.S. Postal Service is primed and ready to deliver exceptional service during the 2024 holiday rush. Thanks to the substantial progress ...

Ed Socha’s column about Kennedy’s and Rutherford B. Hayes’ presidential elections reminded me of family history that might amuse your readers. Although my mother and all four of my grandparents were b...

So proud of Pennsylvania. We had an awful lot of Americans here in Pennsylvania, who voted with their eyes wide open, saw through the lies, saw through the fibs of the party that doesn’t tell the trut...

Despite stiff penalties and potential for deadly accidents, many drivers in Pennsylvania still ignore school bus stop arms. And it’s hard to know the full scope of the problem. But, if one-day data co...

A look at recent bills and how area legislators voted: Senate House Bill 2610 The bill aims to further provide for work practice standards within the crematory industry. Vote: 48 yes, 0 no and 2 no; v...

Monday was Veterans Day, an important event in the Times News area. We do a great job of honoring veterans with services and parades. Some organizations take a needed extra step to recognize that man...