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Northampton County Executive Lamont G. McClure has proposed a $582.5 million budget for 2024 that does not raise property taxes.

A 43-year-old licensed practical nurse at the Blair County Prison has filed a federal lawsuit claiming she was forced from her position due to age discriminatio

Whoever gets the position will hold it for just five months until a new controller is elected in November and takes office in January.

County Council will meet Thursday, July 20, and may select a successor to Richard "Bucky" Szulborski at that meeting.

Northampton County voters will have the chance to decide if the county executive, controller and councilmembers should be subject to term limits.

Richard Szulborski, known to all as Bucky, was a two-time Northampton Country controller and he served on Bethlehem City Council for 12 years.

Richard “Bucky” Szulborski, the Northampton County Controller, has died, according to a news release from the county.

Allegheny County will have a competitive General Election for the county’s top fiscal watchdog, thanks to a successful write-in effort by a Marshall Republican. Former PPG controller and accountant Bob Howard secured 10,097 write-in votes during the Republican primary election and has accepted the GOP nomination. He will face Corey

Some change is coming, despite low voter turnout

The motion was sent to council’s committee on public safety Tuesday.