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Thousands of colorful paper chains hang in the Lackawanna Trail Elementary Center hallway in Factoryville.

The Coal Cracker Tournament has turned into a proving ground. It’s an event that serves as a showcase for some of the best wrestlers throughout Pennsylvania and beyond. It can be unforgiving. But it...

Unfazed by the deafening noise inside Lehighton Area Elementary Center’s gymnasium Tuesday afternoon, third grader Jesse Miller’s plans for the evening of Nov. 22 came into focus. Miller earned his ti...

The Harlem Wizards are bringing their high-flying basketball act back to Lehighton for the first time in three years to take on a team of school district “all stars.” Scheduled for Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. i...

CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – West Virginia American Water announced today the recipients of its fourth annual Bottle Filling Station program. This year, the c

The Pocono Mountain School District board delayed a vote on an offer to purchase the former PEC building after residents raised concerns.

The Coal Cracker is an event that embodies wrestling. A two-day tournament that draws teams from across Pennsylvania, producing a level of competition often seen in the postseason. This year was no di...

Lackawanna Trail Elementary Center principal Brian Kearney was excited to have the Mobile Oilfield Learning Unit (MOLU) back in his school after a two-year…

�� Listen to this DALTON — At the Dalton Council meeting, May 13, solicitor Frank Bolock said that a letter was sent to Council from a La Plume resident, who complained about the noise from the property of MHW Landscaping on Routes 6 and 11. He said that the resident spoke with the zoning enforcement officer. Bolock suggested to see if the complaints need further investigation. “I think we need to encourage the officer to move forward with the investigation,” he said. Mayor Aaron Holz...

tbennett@newsandsentinel.com Franklin Elementary Center students raise the roof during a pep rally to help get third through fifth graders motivated for the upcoming statewide General Summative Assessment testing. (Photo by Tyler Bennett) Franklin Elementary Center reading resource teacher Kezia Douglass Parsons speaks during a pep rally for the upcoming state General Summative Assessment testing. (Photo by Tyler Bennett) Franklin Elementary Center students show off their academic s...