Visit Lebanon Valley launches mobile passport, ‘The Lebanon Valley Libations Trail’ [Paid Press Release]
Visit Lebanon Valley is launching a new program this fall that aims to support the local Lebanon County brewers and the restaurants that support them.
Pedestrian struck, killed on 100 block of E. Cumberland Street
According to a press release from Lebanon City Police, the pedestrian was “briskly walking north, mid-block, across East Cumberland Street when he was struck by the vehicle traveling west of East Cumberland Street.”
Historic Wenger Meetinghouse in Jonestown hosts anniversary celebration
The ceremony will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the meetinghouse, 16 Supervisors Drive, Jonestown.
PennDOT announces plan to replace Route 419 bridge west of Schaefferstown
PennDOT has released online plans to replace a 93-year-old bridge on Route 419 (Schaeffer Road), about 1.5 miles west of Schaefferstown, near the village of Buffalo Springs.
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Aguero Family Outlet features overstock items and a family focus
Aguero Family Outlet, a retailer offering overstock items at discounted prices, opened at 840 Chestnut Street, Lebanon about a year-and-a-half ago.
Lebanon County church calendar (Sept. 26-Oct. 2)
Discover what’s happening at Lebanon County churches next week!
Campbelltown Community Alliance hosts 50-plus volunteers at clean-up event
Campbelltown Community Alliance hosted a Fall Clean Up Day in Campbelltown on Saturday, Sept. 18.
Days before starting his job, Lebanon County’s new elections chief withdraws
Jason Todd — the candidate hired by County Commissioners to take the job — withdrew from the position a few days before he was expected to begin.
On Zinn’s Mill Road, you can’t get there from here
The abandoned bridge in question is located on Zinn’s Mill Road, about a half mile on either side of Cornwall Road and Lincoln Avenue.
Dropout prevention initiative to expand in Lebanon County
The organization provides support at a schoolwide, group and individual level. It’s a holistic approach, targeting both the academic and nonacademic needs of students.
Annual Stony Valley driving tour through state game lands returns Oct. 17
On Sunday, Oct. 17, the Pennsylvania Game Commission will once again open the Stony Valley Rail Trail to motor vehicles for the annual State Game Lands Driving Tour.
7 Cuz Beer Store is moving, will anchor New Quentin Crossings shopping mall
Seven Cuz Beer Store is moving down the street from 1740 Quentin Road in the Cedar Crest Square shopping mall to the new Quentin Crossings Mall at 1980 Quentin Road.
Move Over Law strengthened to protect first responders
Since 2019, 136 first responders have been struck and killed while at an emergency scene or assisting the driver of a disabled vehicle.
Lebanon FCU gears up for Lebanon Heart Walk October 3 [Paid Press Release]
This year’s Lebanon Heart Walk will be held on Sunday, October 3rd at Ironwood Community Park which is located along South 14th Ave in Lebanon. The walk will begin at 1:00 PM.
Tower to Town 10-Mile Race Oct. 3rd benefits John. E. Wengert Park [Paid Press Release]
Registration is open for the 2021 Tower to Town Race Oct. 3, which will take participants through the beautiful trails of Mount Gretna into the City of Lebanon.
Pa. redistricting panel rolls back new policy to count incarcerated people in home districts, not state prisons
An additional 3,000 people will be excluded from a rule that ends “prison gerrymandering” in Pennsylvania’s state House and Senate maps.
You’re invited! A free panel on Alzheimer’s disease preparedness in Pennsylvania
Join Spotlight PA in a free Q&A on Alzheimer’s disease in Pennsylvania and possible solutions to the coming crisis.
Pa. state Democratic lawmaker quietly stripped of committee leadership, Capitol access
State Rep. Kevin Boyle of Philadelphia has been sidelined over what he called “incorrect information” about him. Democratic leaders have not disclosed the reason for their move.
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