St. Luke’s Episcopal Church will welcome Pride Month with a service, luncheon, and community resources.
June 2026
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3-alarm fire breaks out at Downtown Lounge on Cumberland St. (updated)
A three-alarm fire broke out Tuesday morning on the 700 block of Cumberland Street.
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South Lebanon approves bond reduction for Little Bee’s Pediatric Dentistry project
South Lebanon Township supervisors approved a bond reduction for the Little Bee’s Pediatric Dentistry parking expansion project Tuesday.
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Lebanon school board passes ’26-’27 budget with 3.43% property tax increase
At its June 15 meeting, the Lebanon School board approved a budget with a 3.43% tax hike, and rejected proposed revisions to updated articles of agreement for the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center.
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Open house shows possible changes along Route 72, Cornwall Road corridor
A PennDOT-funded study of the State Route 72/Cornwall Road corridor in Lebanon County has identified possible improvements including a roundabout, sidewalks and crosswalks to address safety and congestion concerns.
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Swatara Township supervisors advance Horst zoning map amendment
Swatara Township supervisors unanimously agreed to advertise a zoning change for two parcels behind BG’s Market from commercial to residential, potentially paving the way for about 25 townhouse-style apartments.
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Food safety inspections in Lebanon County for week of June 15
Here are food safety violations in Lebanon County for the week of June 15, as documented by Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.
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‘Staying happy through it all,’ Palmyra’s Gage Miller is on the doorstep of the MLB
Miller, a 2021 Palmyra grad, has ascended to Miami Marlins' Triple-A affiliate in 2 1/2 seasons.
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LCCTC authority prepares for monthly meetings ahead of first bond issuance
The Lebanon County Career and Technology Center’s Building Authority is preparing to issue its first-ever bond for a $79.5 million to $116.5 million renovation or replacement of its 60-year-old facility, with a vote expected in January 2027.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Fort Indiantown Gap again offers free tours of regal fritillary butterfly habitat
The eastern regal fritillary, found nowhere else in the eastern U.S., can be seen on guided tours at the Annville-area military installation in late June and July.
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Pennsylvania Gourd Society brings artists together to explore a unique natural canvas
At the annual Pennsylvania Gourd Society Art Show and Festival, enthusiasts and professionals gather to share their work, trade know-how, and celebrate the plant’s variety.
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Skill games are slot machines, must adhere to Pa.’s gambling law, state Supreme Court rules
Law enforcement can’t take any action for four months, which gives the legislature a window to regulate the devices.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Spinstock Flow Arts Festival draws performers, vendors to Coleman Memorial Park
The 12th annual Spinstock Flow Arts Festival, held at Coleman Memorial Park, brought performers, vendors, and the public together under clear, warm skies.
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Millcreek Township aims to make solar energy less restrictive
Millcreek Township is proposing to change setback requirements for homeowners who want to use solar energy.
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Bethel Township’s Lions Park Pool will join celebration of America’s 250th
4th of July swimmers at Bethel Township’s Fredericksburg Lions Park pool will pay a reduced admission fee to honor the nation’s 250th birthday.
