Palmyra Borough Council approves reduction in financial security for East Ridge Road Melrose Development project and PennDOT winter maintenance agreement for 2025-2030.
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.
Posted inPeople & Places
Former Coast Guard Academy & LVC educator self-publishes haiku collection
Cdr. Dan McKinley, a former educator at the Coast Guard Academy who retired as an administrator and humanities instructor at Lebanon Valley College, self-published his first book of 50 haiku, titled “Red Sky at Night.”
Posted inLebanon Area Fair
Lebanon Area Fair holds its first mullet contest, organized by Junior Fair Board
The Lebanon Area Fair held its first-ever mullet contest. It was organized and run by the Junior Fair Board.
Posted inLebanon Area Fair
Amish Outlaws get crowd up and moving at Lebanon Area Fair
Sporting matching outfits of suspenders and straw hats, The Amish Outlaws performed on the main stage at the Lebanon Area Fair on Wednesday.
Posted inLebanon Area Fair
Rising star Addi Grace brings Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash tunes to main stage
Rising star Addi Grace, who debuted her first song on streaming platforms earlier this year, showcased her talent at the Lebanon Area Fair, hinting at future plans for an album.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
In The Net Sports Complex plans turf upgrades on dirt infields
Artificial turf renovations at Palmyra’s In The Net, starting in November, are expected to eliminate 95% of rainout situations and meet the increasing demand for turf surfaces.
Posted inHistory
Annville historic group collaborates with French museum to solve mystery
The Friends of Old Annville organization is collaborating with the French WWII museum Musée de Lorris to answer questions regarding letters found in a drop ceiling in rural France.
