SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, Pa. — Pennsylvania State Police at Schuylkill Haven will conduct a sobriety checkpoint in Schuylkill County during November.
FRACKVILLE — A Mahanoy Plane man is wanted by Frackville police after allegedly stealing an electric bicycle from a borough porch and running from an officer who attempted to arrest him.
Joshua Michael Longenberger, 32, faces a first-degree misdemeanor charge of theft by unlawful taking and a second-degree misdemeanor charge of evading arrest or detention on foot.
Schuylkill County’s weather forecast for , calls for sunshine and a high near 58°F. Frost is expected during the early morning hours Saturday and Sunday before afternoon temperatures climb to around 65°F Monday.
Obituaries published for the Schuylkill County area on , including family remembrances and available funeral service information.

Route 61’s Frackville Grade between Terry Rich Boulevard in St. Clair and Interstate 81 near Frackville is scheduled to close from 3 a.m. Sunday, November 1, 2026, until 5 a.m. Monday, November 2, while crews shift traffic onto the newly constructed southbound side.
According to PennDOT, traffic will be detoured using Route 209, Route 901 and Interstate 81. Motorists should allow additional travel time and follow posted detour signs.
Schuylkill County schools and booster organizations have an opportunity to turn their signature game-day beef dishes into a $500 prize through Pennsylvania’s third annual Beef’s Best Fall Concession Stand Contest.
The Pennsylvania Beef Council and Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association are accepting nominations through . This year’s grand prize doubles last year’s award.
POTTSVILLE, Pa. — Yuengling has announced the latest addition to its limited-release Eagle Series, with Cranberry Sour scheduled to debut , at the brewery’s Pottsville gift shop.
Designated Eagle Series No. 20, the beer is described by Yuengling as “tart, crisp & juicy.” It will be available by the pint or growler while supplies last.
Schuylkill Technology Center has been awarded a $242,052 state grant to expand hands-on training opportunities for students preparing for careers in Pennsylvania’s heavy highway industry.
The funding, provided through PennDOT’s Career and Technical Education grant program, was announced by state Reps. Tim Twardzik, JoAnne Stehr, Jamie Barton and Dane Watro, along with state Sen. Dave Argall.
The Tri-County Youth Football League has completed its 2026 regular season, with Ashland’s A-team and the Schuylkill Haven and Lehighton B-teams finishing unbeaten as the league prepares for the Week 10 Wild Card playoffs.
The Wild Card round is scheduled for , and , at fields in Ashland, Blue Mountain, Lehighton and Jim Thorpe.
Schuylkill County’s weather forecast for , calls for morning frost followed by sunshine and a high near 62°F. Frost returns during the following mornings, with temperatures falling near 31°F Friday night and 33°F Saturday night.
BARNESVILLE — Blue Mountain swept the varsity boys and girls team championships, while North Schuylkill’s Genevieve Dando and Blue Mountain’s Quinnlon Tremaglia captured individual titles at the Schuylkill League Cross Country Championships on , at White Birch Golf Course.
The Eagles finished with 29 points in each varsity race. Dando led a field of 64 girls, while Tremaglia finished first among 78 boys.
POTTSVILLE, Pa. — Schuylkill County commissioners unanimously approved a revised tax exemption schedule for two proposed logistics facilities at Highridge Business Park on , despite public concerns about the timing of the vote and the opportunity to review the proposal.
Commissioners also authorized a separate application for $788,385 in state transportation funding to rehabilitate Keystone Boulevard within the business park.
The debate continued beyond the stage Tuesday night as Republican Congressman Dan Meuser and Democratic challenger Rachel Wallace met with reporters to defend their records, challenge each other’s claims and discuss issues facing Pennsylvania’s 9th Congressional District.
Following the , forum hosted by the Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce at Penn State Schuylkill, Meuser addressed questions about his investments, congressional term limits and availability to constituents. Wallace pushed back against his characterization of her political views and outlined proposals aimed at reducing costs and expanding local recovery services.
Obituaries published for the Schuylkill County area on , including remembrances and available service information for Richard J. Updegrove and Donalene M. Platts.