7 hrs ago | The Reporter
Police log: Turnpike accident; more
An accident involving six vehicles caused the closure of one southbound lane and delays along the Northeast Extension of the Turnpike Thursday morning.
12 hrs ago | The Mercury
Fired cop sought meeting before vote
Prior to voting to fire him, Borough Council members received a written request from Cpl.
Borough predicts $200,000 shortfall
Six months into the 2008 budget, even though revenues continue to outpace expenses, finance director Robert Armelin is predicting a $200,000 shortfall come December.
Where can you get the entertainment of music concerts, an extreme sports show and vendors in a festival setting all for free? One answer, two words: Passion Fest.
The shuttle service was offered free on Thursday because high temperatures were expected to create poor air quality.
Local innovator demonstrates new,
Jim Crater doesn't think like most people, and he will be the first person to tell you that - repeatedly.
Police still investigating fatal crash
Police are still investigating the cause of a crash that killed one man and severly injured another.
Pottstown fires first police officer in 14 years
For the first time in 14 years, a Pottstown Police officer has been fired by Borough Council.
Woman admits to child endangerment
A Pottstown woman has admitted to placing her toddler son in danger by leaving him alone outside a borough store while she went inside.
Votes give Pottstown two engineering firms
The borough has a new borough engineer, even though it also still has the old borough engineer which, despite 10 years of service, was never actually named the borough engineer.
Farmer's fight against deer sickens neighbors
All Barry Davis wants to do is grow a good, juicy tomato, a nice crisp cucumber, and a hearty ear of corn, but the deer keep getting in his way.
A weekly program offering an inside view of politics debuts Thursday at 5 p.m. on WPAZ 1370 AM in Pottstown.
Thousands Gather for Dalai Lama's Visit to Lehigh Valley
The Dalai Lama's historic trip to the Lehigh Valley marks the completion of the English translation of an important Buddhist text.
Bandit hit Pottstown bank in June
POTTSTOWN, Pa. - July 10, 2008 -- The Philadelphia Division of the FBI and The Pennsylvania State Police, are requesting the public's assistance to identify and locate an individual alleged to be responsible ...
East Greenville looks to propane as oil substitute
East Greenville council is considering a plan that would shave $7,000 off the cost of heating the borough's buildings.
Landlords, property owners in Waynesboro oppose proposed inspection program
Waynesboro Borough Council President Craig Newcomer wants volunteers - landlords, renters and other interested parties - to serve on a committee to study what should be included in a rental property inspection ...
Reading building where toddler fell is empty
A Reading apartment house where a toddler fell three stories while riding his tricycle on the roof sat empty Friday, one day after the city condemned the building - again - for numerous safety violations.
Rain No Obstacle for Pottstown Parade
The rain didn't dampen 4th of July spirits in Pottstown. Thousands lined the parade route to cheer and wave flags.
Pottstown Celebrates Fourth of July a Day Early
High gas prices are keeping a lot of people home--or close to home--this holiday weekend.
Stabbing Victim Flown to Hospital with Chest Wound
One person was flown to the hospital after being stabbed in the chest in Pottstown, Montgomery County around 9:15 last night.