Supervisors voted to advertise the 2025 budget after some final preparations, and it will raise taxes by about 10%, according to township manager Jennifer Harding.
October 2024
LVC grad Mike Rhoades, a man on the run, tries to get Penn State up to speed
Rhoades is now a second-year coach at Penn State attempting to succeed where so many others have failed.
LebTown announces expansion of municipal coverage, plans for Spanish language media
Lebanon County’s digital newspaper LebTown.com announced a major expansion of its popular municipal meeting coverage program and a plan to extend its journalism into Spanish language media during a community listening event held Wednesday, Oct. 16, at the Lebanon Community Library.
Lebanon will host county marching band exhibition Saturday, Oct. 19
Lebanon High School will host the 2024 Lebanon County Marching Band Exhibition on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Annville Free Library’s new director introduced at N. Annville Twp. meeting
North Annville supervisors met the new director of Annville Free Library at their October monthly meeting.
Room 101 The Med announces closure
Annville restaurant Room 101 The Med announced on social media Thursday that it will be closing permanently in early November.
Municipal officials walk away from 109th annual convention with fresh ideas, info
Elected officials, municipal managers, and other government employees walked away from Thursday’s 109th convention of the Lebanon County Association of Municipal Officials with fresh ideas to bring into their work.
Cornwall Borough debates email addresses for council members
Cornwall Borough Council debated the pros and cons of licensing email addresses for council members at its meeting Monday.
Community of Lebanon Assn. offers ghost tours of downtown Lebanon
Lebanon County author, psychic and piano teacher Jan Helen McGee will once again lead a series of ghost tours through downtown Lebanon’s most haunted locations.
Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of Oct. 18 to Oct. 20
Here are featured events happening across the Lebanon Valley this weekend, October 18 to October 20.
Water authority reports inventory of service line pipe material required by EPA
The City of Lebanon Authority reported the results of its inventory of service line pipe material Monday, noting that while the majority or 88.4 percent are copper, there also are 400 that are lead and need to be replaced.
We saved you a bite: Sabor Criollo (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics’ take: This place has a varied selection of homemade Puerto Rican food.
Cornwall Manor Retirement Community celebrates 75 years
Cornwall Manor Retirement Community is celebrating 75 years of providing diversified and high-quality housing, health care and related services for individuals to achieve a retirement and aging lifestyle they find fulfilling in a secure, caring, and Christian environment.
Union Township supervisors approve two school bus stop signs
Borough manager Brent McFeaters said many drivers blow through the stop signs, so he hopes these new signs will slow drivers.
Millcreek Township moves forward with plans for salt shed, walking path
The Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to move forward with plans to construct a salt shed and walking path with remaining ARPA funds at its meeting Wednesday.