Last night just before 11:00pm, firefighters from Annville and Cleona responded to fire at Kindred Place in Annville Township that was later chalked up to careless cooking.
April 2019
Posted inPeople & Places
Lebanon native Amelia Kuhn leads cystic fibrosis fundraising effort at St. Joseph’s
A Lebanon native led a fundraising effort at St. Joseph’s to support cystic fibrosis awareness and helped raise more than $40,000.
Posted inPeople & Places
Chad Ryland shares experience as freshman walk-on kicker for EMU
Cedar Crest grad Chad Ryland had no expectations coming into his freshman season at Eastern Michigan University—but if he had, there’s no doubt they would have been exceeded by what he’s achieved these last seven months.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Cocoa Kid makes one last fundraising push following Root Beer Barrel event
Isaac Martin–aka the Cocoa Kid–held his first Lebanon County fundraiser event this past weekend with a (you guessed it) hot cocoa sale in Cornwall. Now his family is asking for the community’s help to reach Isaac’s $1,800 fundraising goal.
Posted inNews
Cornwall Borough police apprehend fugitive door-to-door meat salesmen
Cornwall Borough Police detained two individuals earlier this week on outstanding out-of-state charges after the pair was contacted by officers following reports by North Cornwall Road residents regarding the pair’s suspicious behavior.
Posted inHistory
Taking a few laps back into Lebanon’s little-known racing history
The city of Lebanon was a respected name in motorsports’ heyday.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
BSA Horse-Shoe Trail District holds fundraising breakfast, recognizes milestone of first all-girl troop members
A number of Lebanon community leaders came out yesterday morning to a Friends of Scouting breakfast fundraiser in support of the Boy Scouts of America’s Horse-Shoe Trail District, a member of the Pennsylvania Dutch Council.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Free Historical Society program planned on “Terror in the Tulpehocken”
The Lebanon County Historical Society will host speaker and historian Lynn Otto this weekend, who will present a history of the Tulpehocken Valley during the French and Indian War.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Blotter: Hit and run, possession, vandalization
A roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.
Posted inPeople & Places
Local HAM radio operator Karl Messerschmidt found deceased at Middle Creek
A Myerstown man has been confirmed as deceased following his disappearance in mid March.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Helping Hands is looking for volunteers to lend a…
The holiday season is still quite some time away, but it’s never too early to start thinking about ways to help others.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Gretna Theatre scouting for young Oliver! actors
Gretna Theatre is looking for local child actors to star in its upcoming production of the Oliver! musical.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Rep. Frank Ryan to hold seminar for senior citizens regarding scams (date changed)
It’s an unfortunate reality that scammers have a propensity to target senior citizens.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Fire contained overnight at Henry Molded Products
A three-alarm fire broke out early this morning at Henry Molded Products in West Lebanon Township.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Local book drive will promote summer reading
Beginning on April 1 and running through April 30, Making A Difference of Lebanon will be running “Norah’s Library Book Drive.”
