Marshalls Creek News

A new coffee shop on Main Street in Stroudsburg has drawn in crowds as much for the quality of its beans as the oddity of its name.

Editor's note: This column features some of the high and low spots in recent news.

An East Stroudsburg man was charged with simple assault in Middle Smithfield Township Friday.

A Monday morning fire left a Middle Smithfield Township home uninhabitable but the family made it out safely and firefighters were able to keep the fire from spreading to neighboring houses.

Interstate 80 eastbound between Interstate 380 [exit 293] and Scotrun [exit 298] will be down to one lane in parts for pothole patching from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. from March 8 to 11.

A fuel leak involving a tanker truck slowed traffic on Interstate 80 westbound at the Marshalls Creek exit Monday evening.

A strip club would be allowed at Werry's Pub if zoning changes, authored in part by Werry's owner, Middle Smithfield Supervisor Bob Spano, are adopted.

If you're going through the Lehigh Valley or Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area and you want to see how the major highways look, no problem.

Chris Mathiesen, a member of the Marshalls Creek Volunteer Fire Company, attended the Feb.

A thief stole more than a store clerk's wallet on Friday night near Marshalls Creek - he took her chance to travel to Canada and meet her father for the first time.

Children have been born, potty-trained and have entered college in the time it has taken for Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to improve the flow of traffic in Marshalls Creek.

A small fire has been contained to a kitchenette area on the first floor of the Market at Durham Trading on Route 209/Seven Bridges Road, East Stroudsburg.

Legendary fantasy artist Frank Frazetta Sr. pleaded for his son Frank Jr.'s help in protecting his multimillion-dollar collection, according to a deposition of a local notary who spoke to the artist before Frank Jr.'s arrest for allegedly stealing the paintings.

Talk of a bypass around the Route 209 Marshalls Creek bottleneck dates back decades.

Editor's note: This column features some of the high and low spots in recent news.

The man who fled from police last week and sparked a manhunt in the Marshalls Creek area turned himself in to police on Saturday after almost five days on the run, according to state police at Swiftwater.

A fire has partially destroyed a Paradise Township home on Friday afternoon, displacing at least three people.

The Marshalls Creek Fire Company had a busy night Wednesday, braving treacherous, snow-covered roads to battle two fires that destroyed homes in Price and Middle Smithfield townships.

Construction continues on ESSA Bank & Trust's new full-service branch on Route 390 in Mountainhome.

When Nick LaRusso moved to Marshalls Creek four years ago from New York City, he paid about $370 a month to commute daily to New York City riding Martz Trailways.