The club recently expanded with a new kindergarten through second-grade team. There are over 80 kids playing across the four age groups.
Katie Knol
Katie Knol is a 2024 Penn State graduate with bachelor's degrees in journalism and political science. She has reporting experience in student-run publications The Daily Collegian and CommRadio along with NPR-affiliate stations WPSU and WITF. Born and raised in the Hershey-Palmyra area, when she isn't reporting, she can be found hanging out with her dogs and cat, baking or scrolling on TikTok.
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Mental Health Awareness Festival connects individuals to local resources
Around 60 vendors braved the rain to connect with people in Lebanon County who might need mental health or wellness support.
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South Londonderry Township might get a McDonald’s franchise
Developers have submitted subdivision land development plans for a McDonald’s franchise at Northside Commons.
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West Lebanon Township approves trash and recycling contract with Casella
Starting this summer, trash and recycling rates in the township will rise by over $2 per quarter.
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Palmyra Public Library’s Spice of the Month offers unique blends and recipes
Spice kits, reserved on a first-come, first served basis, are typically gone with one or two days so people can test new seasonings and recipes.
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County residents protest proposed $1.7 billion South Annville data center
The protest was a noisy affair, with county residents yelling their disagreement with the proposed data center and passing cars consistently honking in support.
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Lebanon City Council approves Comcast 10-year cable franchise agreement
The franchise agreement will ensure the city gets 5% of gross revenue for cable services, and it includes protections for both parties.
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Palmyra Borough swears in new councilor after public interviews
Karen Nye was unanimously voted into the available seat on the Palmyra Borough Council after brief public interviews of two candidates.
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Palmyra high school’s Cougar Cafe serves coffee and teaches life skills
Students and staff at the high school can stop by for drinks and baked goods, served by the classes special education students learning customer service and problem-solving skills.
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Palmyra school board is still undecided on scope of high school renovations
The board is working to decide on what work they want to be included in the renovation and how much it can cost without a tax increase.
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Rock Steady Boxing offers exercise and community for people with Parkinson’s
YMCA instructors and volunteers said the class is a judgment-free zone for people with Parkinson’s Disease to workout together and discuss what they’re facing.
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ELCO school board splits vote on textbook approvals, citing bias
All motions passed despite board members and one local speaking during the meeting about publishers having left-wing biases in the textbooks.
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Northern Lebanon school board approves tennis court renovations
$314,000 of the $395,825 project cost was set aside for the tennis court renovation in the 2025-26 budget.
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Palmyra Borough Council receives resignation of recently elected official
Sheila Snyder, who was sworn into her position in January, announced her resignation due to moving out of the borough.
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Palmyra high school will host Lebanon County DES exercise on May 9
The exercise will include some district personnel, along with emergency services. Park Drive, between Ash Street and Lynnwood Drive, will only be accessible to local traffic from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 9.
