Parkland Defeats Whitehall, 52-23

The Trojan football team brings its record to 3-2 with the victory.

Parkland Marching Band to Perform Today at Allentown's 250th Celebration

The Trojan Marching Band will perform in Saturday's 250th Anniversary Celebration Parade in downtown Allentown.

Who's Hiring? Mail-order Company, Parkland School District, LCCC

Office assistant, social worker and cake decorator are some of the jobs available in the South Whitehall and North Whitehall areas.

Parkland School Board Approves Hires, Personnel Changes

The Parkland School Board approved a number of personnel changes at its meeting last week.

Parkland School District Hires New Coaches

Parkland School Board approved the hiring of several new coaches at its meeting Tuesday, as well as resignations.

St. Joseph's Students Bake Cakes Like You've Never Seen Before

Teams of students showed their creativity -- and baking skills -- in St. Joseph the Worker's annual Bake Off held recently in the parish center.

Parkland Appoints New Curriculum Supervisor

Parkland School District appoints Jason Henry to curriculum supervisor of secondary education. He replaces James Moniz, who was recently appointed Parkland High School principal.

Zach Kraus 'Search for the Cure' Event Saturday

A family-focused benefit at the Valley Preferred Cycling Center in Breinigsville is designed to continue Zach Kraus' dream of finding a cure for pediatric cancer.

Directors Applaud Parkland School District's Reaction to Intruder

Parkland Superintendent Richard Sniscak said he received only one phone call from a parent after a false alarm that triggered a massive manhunt at Parkland High School last Friday.

'Intruder' Scare Response Praised by DA

District Attorney James Martin said the massive emergency response stemmed from initial call that man at Parkland High School appeared to be wearing suicide-bomb vest.

St. Joseph's 'Angel Ride' Raises Money For Scholarships

A 100-mile motorcycle trek known as the Angel Ride, founded 11 years ago, has raised more than $400,000 for St. Joseph the Worker School in Orefield.

Bullying Awareness Month Storytime at Barnes & Noble

Parkland Gets Ready for Next Year's Budget

With the new school year just under way, Parkland officials are already looking ahead to the next school year's budget.

Parkland Seeks Nominees for Alumni Wall of Honor

Parkland's Wall of Honor aims to recognize notable alumni in arts, sports, business and other areas.

Kratzer Fifth Grader, Mom Win Baking Contests at Allentown Fair

Leah Toomey, of South Whitehall, recently placed first in a baking contest at the Great Allentown Fair, while her mom took second place in two other categories.

PASTEL WORKSHOP

Books into Movies

Book Quest

Massage & Chiropractic

Resume Workshop

2-Hour Tune-ups for Your Organization

Kids' Photo Camp

Dan's Camera City at Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery - Photo Shoot

Dream Catchers

Rocketry Talk & Static Burns

Parkland School Board Meets

Facing the Future of Social Security

Book Fair & Book Signing at Barnes & Noble

Education Voters' Call to Action for Public Education

The Swain School WALK-IN WEDNESDAY

Free Thyroid Recovery Seminar

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Parkland High School Sports Schedule For The Week

Basketball playoffs loom, and Trojan swimmers face rival Emmaus.

Everything Breaks The Right Way for Parkland Girls Hoopsters

Their win over Whitehall combined with Nazareth's victory against Northampton earns Lady Trojans an LVC tourney berth.

Pennsylvania Teacher Removed After Blogging About Students

The year-old post circulated through the student body on Tuesday.

Seventh Grader Wins Springhouse Spelling Bee

The winning word was "philologist."

Parkland High School's Weekly Sports Schedule

Regular-season winter play begins to wind down.

Parkland Girls Hoopsters Face Critical LVC Test Tonight

A victory over Nazareth would place Lady Trojans one step closer to a postseason berth.

Parkland Superintendent Louise Donohue Announces Retirement

Louise E. Donohue will step down July 1 after seven years running the school district.

Orefield Middle School Students Help Those In Need

Project originated with a reading of "A Christmas Carol."