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Students returned to school Monday to kick off the new school year. Everyone is in session except Palmerton, who is delayed because of construction at the SS Palmer School.

Lehighton Area School District’s board of directors hired a long-term substitute teacher and two paraprofessionals during its meeting Monday night.

Lehighton Area School District entered into an expanded agreement Monday night with Garnet Financial LLC, which will see the firm take on a greater role in managing the district’s business office. Und...

Lehighton Area School District’s board of directors approved the district’s participation in the Pennsylvania Student Teacher Program, a new initiative aimed at addressing the teacher shortage across the state.

An empty shell casing was discovered Wednesday on the grounds of Lehighton Area High School, district officials said, prompting action from school authorities.

The United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley announced a new partnership this week with Carbon County to manage the distribution of Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds. The initiative, which star...

Visitors to the Palmerton United Veterans Organization tent at the Palmerton Community Festival will have an opportunity to purchase an item that hasn’t been in production for over a decade.

The owner of a long-blighted property at 204 Center Ave. in Jim Thorpe borough has signed a stipulation agreement that will clear the way for the municipality to tear down the home and stabilize the h

Visitors flocking to Jim Thorpe this fall now have a new option for parking. Pocono Whitewater and Pocono Biking are offering free parking at Pocono Whitewater Rafting (1519 Route 903) along with a $5 per person round-trip shuttle to get visitors within walking distance of Jim Thorpe’s historic district.