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January marks the one-year anniversary of Jim Thorpe Borough instituting permit parking rules along West Broadway and borough council is seeking input on how the ordinance is working. The ordinance, a...

Residents continued to speak out Thursday night against a proposed Jim Thorpe Borough zoning change that would allow on-lot septic systems on larger tracts of land near Mauch Chunk Lake. The borough r...

Jim Thorpe Borough is beginning 2023 by looking to eradicate a mold issue in Memorial Hall. Council President Greg Strubinger said the remediation work will mostly be focused on the office area where ...

Changes made to traffic flow in downtown Jim Thorpe in 2022 have made things more manageable for local law enforcement and event organizers, but shop owners in a neighboring town said it is squeezing ...

Sometimes all it takes to solve an issue is getting everyone involved around the same table for a discussion. That’s exactly how a debate over the brightness level of one Jim Thorpe business’ electron...

Jim Thorpe Borough property owners will face a 1.2-mill real estate tax increase in 2023 as the municipality looks to get back on track with a revenue plan to support its proposed major building proje...

Carbon County Commissioners are speaking out against a proposed Jim Thorpe Borough zoning amendment that would allow on-lot septic systems for properties 5 acres or larger that are at least 1,000 feet...

Smiling children picking out their favorite decorations, families sipping on hot chocolate and the arrival of Santa Claus all highlighted the kickoff to Jim Thorpe’s inaugural “Festival of Trees” Thur...

Jim Thorpe will kick off its first “Trees in the Park” program with a lighting ceremony Thursday night at 6 p.m. in Memorial Park. Trees, provided by Walker Tree Farm in Lehighton, were made available...

A week filled with various activities in Carbon County honoring veterans culminated Sunday with an impressive four-division parade in Palmerton. Virtually every veteran organization in the county was ...