In the days following Fred Knauf’s crash on the Broad Mountain in Nesquehoning, the residents of the small town began picking up the pieces of a br

Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series detailing the 75th anniversary of the crash of Lt. Fred J.

It was a National Geographic Adventure brochure that spurred Cheryl and Dan Kunkle to go from the planning and talking stage to making it happen.

April 2 will be the 100th anniversary of when President Woodrow Wilson asked a joint session of Congress to declare war on Germany.

Drawing a crowd of spectators isn’t hard for ice sculptor Evan Hughes.

Richard Vreeland gets around with the help of a walking stick that he found near his home.

Six days, no fish.

The 1964 stop-motion film of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” is a classic that can be enjoyed around the holidays, regardless of your age.

Dark by 5 p.m., temperatures below freezing, snow, sleet and ice. Bears are in hibernation, and many birds have flown south.

David Bilheimer has lived on Sharon Drive of Slatington for over 50 years, bringing with him homemade holiday cheer.

Little by little, the railroad is moving.

The Tamaqua Anthracite Model Railroad Club has found a new, larger location.

Tucked between Weatherly and Jim Thorpe lies the lost town of Lausanne Landing.