Local health officials offer QPR Gatekeeper certification to help community members recognize and respond to suicide risk.
May 2025
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Viking Foundation golf tournament returns to Pine Meadows in June
The annual Jim Northridge Memorial Golf Tournament, the Viking Foundation’s biggest fundraising event, is scheduled for June 13 at Pine Meadows Golf Complex, with registration still open.
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Gaming law could boost profits for VFWs & American Legion posts
Sponsored message from Clear Point Communications: “Sensible regulation and taxation will benefit clubs and non-profits with less competition, better quality of product, and a safer, stable operating environment.”
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Lebanon County classified ads for the week of May 26
Check out the latest classified ads submitted to LebTown for the week of May 26.
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Habitat for Humanity kicks off construction of 3 homes in Lebanon city
The Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity marked the launch of three home renovations in Lebanon city with an event May 15 at one of the homes.
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Guardian of the Arts honors Mim Enck & all who support the arts in Mount Gretna
On Saturday, May 24, the Mount Gretna Arts Council unveiled the 12-foot bronze sculpture permanently installed in front of the Playhouse.
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Construction underway on 2nd access-control point at Fort Indiantown Gap
Construction has begun on a second access-control point at Fort Indiantown Gap.
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Chamber’s 2025 State of the County focuses on needs of local workforce
At the Lebanon Valley Chamber’s State of the County meeting, industry experts discussed the region’s workforce challenges, including difficulties in recruiting skilled mechanics and technical workers, while County Commissioner Mike Kuhn reported the overall state of the county as “very good.”
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Appeals court sides with North Annville Township & resident in solar farm dispute
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court has sided with North Annville Township and a township resident by denying a developer permission to build a giant solar panel farm on agricultural land off State Route 934, ruling that it did not file an appeal on time.
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Seltzer’s celebrates local history with second annual Harvey Seltzer Day
Seltzer’s Smokehouse Meats employees said the day was meant to celebrate the business’s history and give back to the community that has supported them.
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District attorney holds post-trial press conference to review Rodriguez trial
Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf met with media Tuesday to review last week’s conviction of Veronika Rodriguez for a false rape report.
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Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of May 30 to June 1
This weekend in Lebanon County features a kayak tour, cornhole competition, movie night, sustainability fair, ribbon cutting, and more.
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[Letter] Video about Governor Dick Park doesn’t reflect proper forest management
Former Governor Dick Park maintenance worker Lee Wells disputes claims made in a recent documentary about forest management practices at the Pennsylvania park.
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Lebanon County Elections Board votes to put Light on ballot for Dems in DA race
The Lebanon County Elections Board voted on Friday to place Michael J. Light’s name on the Democratic ticket for the office of district attorney this November after Light received enough write-in votes to qualify him to run against Republican incumbent Pier Hess Graf.
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Rite Aid at 2 Cumberland Street to close
In a bankruptcy filing Friday, Rite Aid announced that its location at 2 Cumberland Street in Lebanon will be first to close in Lebanon County.
