At its monthly meeting Tuesday, Myerstown Borough Council continued to discuss the traffic problems that have emerged since part of State Route 501 was closed due to the Tulpehocken Creek bridge replacement.
Emily Bixler
Emily Bixler was born and raised in Lebanon and now reports on local government. In her free time, she enjoys playing piano and going for hikes.
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Cornwall Borough Council sends zoning review items to solicitor for evaluation
Cornwall Borough Council agreed to send the solicitor a list of items considered in a review of the borough’s ordinances during its monthly meeting Monday.
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[Photo Story] Pennsylvania’s most famous horse is honored in Annville
Saturday afternoon, horse racing fans from across the country gathered at Equistar Training and Breeding Center in Annville to meet Smarty Jones, 2004 Kentucky Derby winner and newly inducted National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame honoree.
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Cornwall Iron Furnace seeks new site admin after Emery takes larger state role
The Cornwall Iron Furnace is seeking applications for site administrator, a job now held by Mike Emery.
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West Lebanon Township to line Lehman Street stormwater pipes
At its meeting Monday, the West Lebanon Township Board of Commissioners unanimously agreed to undergo lining of the Lehman Street stormwater pipes from 22nd Street to 24th Street.
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North Cornwall Township plans to replace Walden Road bridge
The North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors discussed plans to replace a Walden Road bridge over Snitz Creek at its meeting Tuesday.
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[Photo Story] Lebanon 4-H Friends Club showcases 2024-2025 projects
Local 4-H Friends Club members showcased 140 diverse projects ranging from woodworking to fashion design during their 40th annual Roundup event at the Expo Center.
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[Photo Story] Returning finalists win 18th annual Sweep the Streets tournament
Fourth-consecutive-time finalists Fuhrman Ind. clenched a victory during Sunday’s championship match at the 18th annual Sweep the Streets tournament.
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Lebanon Valley Council on the Arts installs mosaic mural at Lions Lake
Monday, volunteers with the Lebanon Valley Council On The Arts began installation of a mosaic mural titled “Water is Life” at Lions Lake park. The council is seeking community help on the installation for the rest of the week.
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Lebanon nonprofit ‘Reel Boys’ provides free fishing education to local youth
The community organization, open to local youth with and without fishing experience, strives to teach kids the fundamentals of fishing. Its events are free, staffed with volunteer mentors, and stocked with extra fishing rods and equipment for participants who need them.
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Before ‘Friends in Low Places,’ Garth Brooks wowed Richland crowd for $6,500
July 14, 1990, country legend Garth Brooks performed at the Richland Carnival, visiting Lebanon County as his fame began to skyrocket.
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Heidelberg Township supervisors discuss Mountain Trail Motel variance
Tuesday, the Heidelberg Township Board of Supervisors heard concerns from residents about the Mountain Trail Motel, which was recently granted a variance by the Zoning Hearing Board to allow for residential housing.
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North Lebanon Township approves Sheetz land development plan
At its Monday meeting, the North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the land development plan for the 6,139-square-foot Sheetz planned for the intersection of State Route 72 and Long Lane.
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Lebanon Area Fair supports local tourism
This week’s Lebanon Area Fair is one of the biggest draws of tourists in Lebanon County, with total attendance reaching an estimated 60,000 last year.
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Protestors push for Dan Meuser town hall, organize against Trump policies
Local activists held their 19th protest since March demanding Rep. Dan Meuser hold in-person town halls, drawing supporters from Lebanon County and neighboring Hershey to voice concerns about healthcare cuts and veteran issues.
