Fire companies from Towamensing and Franklin townships responded to a working truck fire at a set of gas pumps Tuesday afternoon in Towamensing Township. The fire was reported by state police around ...

Lansford Borough Council on Wednesday approved two paving projects among other business. Moving forward is the paving of West Dock Street from Route 209 to No. 9 Mine entrance using shared services.

An Early Autumn Afternoon Cemetery Walking Tour,” led by historian Joshua Arthur Fink, will be held on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at Jerusalem Western Salisbury Church, 3441 Devonshire ...

Lehighton is the latest municipality to discuss the possibility of police service regionalization. Councilman Joe Flickinger said at last week’s Lehighton Borough Council meeting that they’ve been ...

A Saylorsburg man has waived charges to Monroe County Court after an incident with his 13-year-old son on Aug. 24 at the West End Fair in Gilbert. State police Trooper Richard Balderrama reported ...

It was an event held to shine a spotlight on the senior citizens of Carbon County. On a perfect sunny day, a sizable portion of the county’s finest treasures lived it up during the Carbon County ...

Mahoning Township has hired specialized legal counsel to represent it against a controversial meat operation. On a unanimous measure, the township’s board of supervisors recently appointed Kate Durso ...

Lehighton has taken action to attract more quality police officer candidates for its police department. Borough council on a 6-0 vote last week agreed to recommend to Civil Service to lower the ...

The Auxiliary of the Shoemaker-Haydt Post 314 of the Lehighton American Legion held their new officer installation night recently. Their term runs through July 31, 2027. Seated, from left, Shirley ...

Lansford Borough is moving forward with a program to digitize rental licenses, and the code enforcement process, a councilman said Thursday. Borough council approved a contract with Cloudpermit, a ...

The Carbon County Community Foundation has announced the four nonprofit finalists selected to present their projects for consideration for this year’s $6,000 community grant from the 20/20 Circle.

People in our region can sleep a little more soundly knowing that emergency responders have an additional $1.4 million to pay for equipment and training. Schuylkill County commissioners recently ...