As the city of Lebanon’s top firefighter, Duane Trautman has embraced his role in our community, and taken his passion to the next level.
V. Carl Gacono left behind an enduring legacy, including an unwavering devotion to his family and Annville community.
Domino’s Pizza franchisees John and Jen Bowers continue to grow their businesses while helping to reinvigorate Downtown Lebanon.
In the wake of Three Mile Island’s closure, former employee Bill Bishop takes a look back at his time working at the iconic power plant.
Gary Messinger, Jr. is the newest superintendent of the Northern Lebanon School District.
John Yordy passed away in August of 2014, at the age of 92. But his memory and reputation live on, not unlike many of his well-built houses.
There is help, there is hope, and there are solutions.
Henise Tire’s recent overhaul of its 558 East Penn offices in Cleona was a great way to honor the past while laying down traction for the future.
Kathy Yeagley has transformed the Campbelltown Post Office into one of the friendliest in central Pennsylvania.
By following in his father’s footsteps, Stu Perlmutter very much left his own mark on the Lebanon community.
When you come right down to it, Amaury Abreu is pursuing the elusive concept of the ‘American Dream’. And one of the reasons that’s so refreshing is he reaffirms: The dream is still alive.
A 34-year tradition of providing free dental care to the community takes place again this Friday at Cornwall Family Dentistry.
Zweier’s has become a staple of the community—especially in south Lebanon—and not just because of its milk, bread and eggs.
Greg Lyons retired today after a 41 year career, a local institution in radio broadcasting.
More funding is still needed to fully realize the vision for what will be Union Canal Tunnel Park’s first building.