These tough economic times have taken a toll on many nonprofit civic organizations.

Note: American author Julia Ward Howe, who wrote The Battle Hymn of the Republic, also penned The "Mother's Day Proclamation" in 1870, one of the e

Governor Ed Rendell warned state lawmakers this week of disaster if they fail to dedicate additional dollars for Pennsylvania's highways, bridges a

With prom and graduation season soon to be in full swing, Pennsylvania's emergency physicians are standing behind legislative proposals they say wo

Sunday is Mother's Day, one of the most important days on our calendars.

Note: The following is an Op-Ed from Pennsylvania AAA Federation, the state organization of the AAA clubs in Pennsylvania, encompassing over 3 mill

In Rush Township, resident Joe Shamonsky isn't permitted to attend meetings of the board of supervisors.

Recently, Teens Against Tobacco Use (TATU) from Jim Thorpe and Weatherly High Schools observed Earth Day by cleaning-up tobacco litter along Broadw

A couple of snowstorms in February were brutal on the entire state. One snowstorm dumped 25 inches on parts of Carbon and Schuylkill counties.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan's "emergency" message at a U.S. Senate hearing on the looming budget crisis for school districts was ominous.

Every year the Jim Thorpe American Legion Post, along with the Germantown Grove Club, hosts a fishing derby for special education children.

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