Lehigh Engineering News Today

State lawmakers visited Tamaqua Wednesday to hear from developers who say they face overly restrictive building ordinances and cost prohibitive issues when trying to build or renovate properties. At t...

Lower Towamensing Township has put the brakes on excavation work being done at the intersection of Hahns Dairy Road and Forest Inn Road. According to the township, Little Gap Landscaping is the compan...

A look back at the rich history of a coal region pioneer.

David Wargo, a 10-year member of Summit Hill Borough Council who was re-elected in November, was named president of the board during a reorganization meeting Wednesday. He was nominated by William O’G...

WATSONTOWN — Greg Miller will again serve as president of Watsontown Borough Council, following his re-electionto the post during the council’s reorganization meeting on Tuesday night.

Lansford Borough Council moved forward on a new borough garage last week, hiring a firm for site development. Council awarded a contract for $124,994.50 to Dutchman Contracting of Reinholds on the rec...

Lansford Borough Council last week heard from another engineering and consulting firm regarding taking over the rental inspection process for the borough. The firm is ARRO Consulting of Orwigsburg, wh...

A coal company will build a solar energy facility off old Route 209 between Tamaqua and Tuscarora. On Thursday night, the Schuylkill Township Zoning Hearing Board voted unanimously to grant Reading An...

Lansford Borough Council is considering a Pottsville firm for code enforcement and rental inspections. Ed Wenger of Lehigh Engineering spoke to council members Tuesday night about the services his fir...

Whether a local coal company will be allowed to build a solar energy facility along Route 209 between Tamaqua and Tuscarora will have to wait three weeks. The Schuylkill Township Zoning Hearing Board ...