Here are the most recent food safety violations in Lebanon County, as documented by Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.
February 2022
Posted inUpcoming Events
Saint Cecilia’s Church fasnacht sale returns; no preorders, pickup Feb. 26-27
After taking a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the St. Cecila’s Church fasnacht sale returns late February to help make your Shrove Tuesday as delicious as possible.
Posted inSponsored Content
Visions of Sugar Plums?. . . . Cherry Pie! [Paid Press Release]
300 lbs. of cherry pie will be for sale at the Lebanon Farmers Market on Friday, Feb. 18, and Saturday, Feb. 19.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Blotter: Hit-and-run, weapons on school property, criminal mischief, retail theft
A roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Seven Cuz Beer Store opens at Quentin Crossing after whirlwind weekend move
Seven Cuz Beer Store opened at Quentin Crossing on Monday, Feb. 7, after a whirlwind weekend move that saw seven truckloads of retail product shuttled from the store’s former location in the Cedar Crest Square shopping mall.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Julie Keiter, best friend of Kortne Stouffer’s younger sister [We Are Lebanon, Pa]
In this interview, Julie Keiter, best friend of Kortne Stouffer’s younger sister, shares stories about Kortne and how her disappearance has affected her life.
Posted inLebanon Valley Food Critics
A dinner from the Garden (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
You know the story; the Lebanon Valley Food Critics didn’t feel like making dinner, but they didn’t feel like going out either. Here’s their review of Willow Garden Chinese Food.
Posted inNews
Budget report on Pa. education agency provokes spat between lawmakers, watchdogs
The Independent Fiscal Office’s finding that “there is little or no correlation” between spending on public schools and test scores raised eyebrows among Pennsylvania legislators.
🔗 Annville man pleads guilty in death and abuse of son, 12-year-old Max Schollenberger
Scott Schollenberger Jr., 43, on Thursday pleaded guilty before Judge Bradford Charles on charges that included criminal homicide, endangering the welfare of children, and criminal conspiracy to endanger the welfare of children, according to court officials.
Posted inPet of the Week
Pets of the Week: Indy and Layla
This week’s pets are Indy and Layla, owned by Kyra and Cody Phillips.
Posted inLebanon Valley Food Critics
Wing Wars: Richland Union House Taproom & Livery (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
Welcome to the first season of the Lebanon Valley Food Critics’ highly anticipated Lebanon Valley “Wing Wars.”
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Spiders, lizards, snakes & a gator: New zoo opening at Lebanon Valley Mall
The Innocent Reptile Experience, a new zoo and storefront at Lebanon Valley Mall, features more than 100 animals and nearly 40 different species.
🔗 Cedar Crest investigating racial slur caught on camera during high school basketball game
Cedar Crest High School says it is investigating after a video recorded during Monday’s home boys varsity basketball game captures a fan yell the N-word at a J.P. McCaskey player as he is leaving the floor.
Posted inNews
Pa. election 2022: Tell Spotlight PA what coverage matters to you
Spotlight PA will cover the race for governor, the fight for control of the legislature, the challenges facing local election officials, and everything you need to make an informed vote.
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Court releases info on applicants vying to replace late Bill Ames as commissioner
The Lebanon County Court of Common Pleas has released documents filed by each of the 24 persons applying to fill the county commissioner post left empty by the December death of Republican William E. Ames, Jr.
