Downtown Lebanon will welcome the holiday season with a tree lighting on Friday, Nov. 21, and a holiday parade on Saturday, Nov. 22.
November 19, 2025
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PennDOT plans 2026 fix for Hammer Creek drainage issue linked to bridge
PennDOT plans to fix a drainage problem during the 2026 construction season that has caused Hammer Creek in Schaefferstown to run mostly dry since a bridge replacement project in 2019.
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Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of Nov. 21 to Nov. 23
Lebanon County will welcome the holiday season with a tree lighting, holiday bazaars, and a snowflake class this weekend.
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Testament guitarist Alex Skolnick brings jazz trio to Allen Theatre on Sunday
Guitarist Alex Skolnick brings his jazz trio to the Allen Theatre on Sunday in support of the band’s new album “Prove You’re Not a Robot,” the group’s first release in seven years.
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South Londonderry supervisors advertise 2026 budget with no tax increase
South Londonderry Township’s proposed 2026 budget keeps taxes flat for the 11th consecutive year while projecting $3.91 million in revenue against $4.15 million in expenditures.
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Shade Tree Commission dedicates tree to retired director of public works
The commission dedicated a black gum tree in the area of South 6th and South 7th streets to Robin L. Getz, who retired in late 2023.
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Campbelltown Community Alliance schedules annual tree lighting event
Campbelltown Community Alliance will host its seventh annual Holiday Tree Lighting on Sunday, Nov. 30, at Campbelltown Community Park.
🔗 Palmyra jockey finds new way to stay close to sport months after severe spinal injury
Nearly five months after a racing incident left former Palmyra jockey Tyler Conner with a severe spinal injury, he’s sharing some good news about his recovery and how he’s finding a new way to stay close to the sport he loves.
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Pennsylvania, its local governments are on track to use nearly all $13B in pandemic relief by end of 2026
Pennsylvania and its county and local governments are on track to spend nearly all of the federal American Rescue Plan Act funds they received to address the economic and health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
