On Sunday, Oct. 15, the Pennsylvania Game Commission will once again open the Stony Valley Rail Trail to motor vehicles for the annual State Game Lands Driving Tour.
October 2023
Posted inOpinions & Letters
[Column] Save the (Primary) date
“The dangers of moving up the primary at this late date are clear and present, while the benefits – if any – are minimal at best.”
Posted inNews
Gannett moves Lebanon Daily News to mail delivery; no more morning paper
Gannett-owned Lebanon Daily News will move to mail delivery starting later this month.
Posted inNews
Pennsylvania Veterans’ Memorial at IGNC reopens on Monday, Oct. 2
After a year of structural renovations, the Pennsylvania Veterans’ Memorial is set to reopen to the public on Monday, Oct. 2, 2023.
Posted inNews
Blotter: DUIs, theft disposition of funds, hit-and-runs, criminal mischief, warrants
Here are the latest updates from local and state police in Lebanon County.
Posted inNews
Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of October 2
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Lebanon City Council hears pension, budget reports
At it monthly meeting on Monday evening, Sept. 24, Lebanon City Council learned that the city’s finances are doing better than budget projections, but that it will have to pay a little more next year to keep employee pensions fully funded.
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Payment for 911 services through monthly user surcharge is in peril
State legislators are considering multiple proposals to renew and increase a surcharge on phone lines that funds 911 services, with the current funding mechanism set to expire in January.
🔗 Pickup truck crashes into Turkey Hill in Cleona
According to police, the driver of a Dodge Ram pickup was pulling into a parking space in front of the store when he crashed through the windows.
🔗 Schuylkill County native named 2023 Pennsylvania Dairy Princess
Alexis Butler of Schuylkill County will represent the state’s dairy industry for the next year as the 67th Pennsylvania dairy princess. Mackenzie Thomas of Lebanon County and Emily Wright of Crawford County were both named state alternate princess.
