A small group in Lebanon held a protest Saturday afternoon, marching in opposition of Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf.
March 2025
Posted inNews
Church, Zook removed as candidates for Lebanon mayor following court ruling
Two of the four candidates running for the office of Lebanon city mayor will not be able to run following a ruling on Friday in Lebanon County Court.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Owner of Lebanon Farmers Market says search is on for new restaurant tenant
Lebanon Farmers Market seeks new tenant for its 100-seat restaurant space after Schaylor Brewing Co.’s departure from the third-floor location.
Posted inWeather
Weekend Forecast: Temps in the 50s, breezy conditions to make it feel cooler
Here’s your Lebanon County Weather weekend forecast for Friday, March 21, to Sunday, March 23. Sponsored by Jono Ace Hardware.
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Jackson Township approves bid for 2025 paving projects
The paving will occur on Benjamin Circle, Apple Creek Lane, Courtland Drive, and Legacy Lane sometime over the summer.
Posted inEducation
Career & Technology Center board approves feasibility study consult
The board of the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center unanimously agreed to hire Fidevia Construction Management and Consulting to consult with Beers + Hoffman as they conduct a feasibility study.
Posted inJob Listings
Lebanon County Job Listings: March 21, 2025
Now hiring in Lebanon County! Henise Tire Service is seeking a Commercial Tire Service Technician and a Delivery Driver.
đź”— Palmyra woman pleads guilty to drive-by shooting charges
A Palmyra woman pled guilty to charges Wednesday from a drive-by shooting last year in a Cumberland County development.
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Church, Zook to represent themselves in challenges filed on Capello’s behalf
Two Lebanon mayoral hopefuls, photographer Scott Church and cabinet designer Sharon Zook, face petition challenges that could block their Republican primary bids.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Jury convicts Lebanon resident Thomas Cahill Jr. of disorderly conduct, rejects weapons charges in standoff case
Thomas E. Cahill Jr. was found guilty Wednesday in Lebanon County Court of two disorderly conduct charges and not guilty for prohibited possession of a weapon and making terroristic threats following a police standoff in March 2024.
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North Lebanon Township plans for paving
The North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to accept a bid from Pennsy Supply totaling $349,127.66 for this year’s paving project.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Lebanon VAMC hosts ribbon-cutting and open house for behavioral health clinic
Officials at Lebanon VAMC celebrated the opening of a newly renovated 6,000-square-foot outpatient behavioral health clinic that features 45 consult rooms and improved spaces for veteran care.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Register of Wills to hold special Saturday hours for documents needed for Real ID
The office of the Lebanon County Register of Wills & Clerk of Orphans’ Court will be open from 8 a.m. to noon this Saturday, March 22, to provide certified copies of marriage licenses and records to people who need them for passports or the upcoming May 7 Real ID deadline.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Lebanon metal fabricator undertakes Fredericksburg monument’s restoration
A Lebanon-based business has restored a Civil War era monument from Fredericksburg’s Cedar Hill Cemetery to its former glory following restoration work on it.
