TAMAQUA, Pa. - The Schuylkill County Coroner's Office has identified the man found dead along Route 209 Monday morning. Authorities say 45-year-old James McDonald died as a result of internal ...

TAMAQUA, Pa. -- A pedestrian was killed Monday morning in Schuylkill County. The victim was hit on Route 209 in Tamaqua. Police say they arrived to find a man in the roadway. He was already dead ...

Pen Argyl’s QB Mason Soos runs with the ball against Tamaqua’s Declan Coleman on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024, at Pen Argyl in Colonial-Schuylkill League football. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call ...

Victory Schlosser began making big plays late last season for Tamaqua. He picked up Saturday where he left off, making three in different facets of the game as the Blue Raiders pulled away for the ...

Pen Argyl forced a three-and-out on Tamaqua’s opening series. After a 6-yard punt, the Green Knights offense took the field for the first time at the visitor’s 42-yard line. Junior running ...

A water main break has been reported in Tamaqua. According to the Borough of Tamaqua, crews are at the scene of a water main break in the 1100 Block of East Broad Street near the Tamaqua Plaza.

The borough of Tamaqua was recently highlighted in an edition of Business View Magazine, which shares business profiles, news and opinion with its 840,000 North American subscribers. The feature, “A ...

There’s no denying the importance of first possessions — to start the game and to open the second half. On Friday night, Tamaqua excelled both offensively and defensively in those situations to set ...

A pedestrian was struck and killed in Tamaqua on Monday morning. The incident occurred just before 4:30am near 1299 East Broad Street, Tamaqua, St. Lukes Wound Care Management Center and involved a ...

Volunteers form Tamaqua Save our Station held a formal dinner fundraiser on Saturday for the Tamaqua Railroad Station's 150th anniversary. State Rep. Jamie Barton and State Sen. Dave Argall ...

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TAMAQUA — When Dave Stutzman’s grandfather retired from Blue Coal Co. in Wilkes-Barre, he gave his 12-year-old grandson his mining equipment.