Lebanon Valley College president Lewis E. Thayne announced Friday that classes would be held remotely through the remainder of the spring semester.
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Lebanon County now has two confirmed cases of coronavirus
Lebanon County has two confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus.
[Photo Story] Quiet Lebanon as county stays home to slow coronavirus spread
Lebanon County got quiet this week as businesses shut down to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Blotter: Shank found at LCCF, iMac stolen, retail theft
A roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.
🔗 The Lebanon Farmers Market is selling inexpensive toilet paper during coronavirus outbreak
The Lebanon Farmers Market is selling inexpensive toilet paper, paper towels and other supplies to help the local community during the coronavirus outbreak.
Non-life sustaining businesses must close, delivery/carry-out may continue
Gov. Tom Wolf has expanded his orders regarding business shutdowns to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Pennsylvania DOH confirms first coronavirus case in Lebanon County
The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Thursday that Lebanon County has its first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus.
🔗 Talented Palmyra science teacher on short list for prestigious $1M Global Teacher Prize
Palmyra Area Middle School science teacher Jeff Remington has earned state and national awards for his work in the classroom and now is in the running for an international honor worth $1 million.
🔗 Funeral directors in Pennsylvania brace for grief as coronavirus limits services, viewings
In an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus, funeral directors across Pennsylvania are being urged to postpone funerals, cancel public viewings, and limit attendance at services to 10.
Lebanon County enters second day of statewide coronavirus shutdown
Local preparations for the coronavirus continued Tuesday with a litany of further declarations and closings.
United Way of Lebanon County launches coronavirus fund, information resource
The United Way of Lebanon County has launched a fundraising effort to protect the county’s most vulnerable residents from the impact of COVID-19.
🔗 Pennsylvania legislature will vote remotely as coronavirus spreads
The Pennsylvania House passed temporary rules Monday allowing members to vote remotely, essentially putting the 203-member body on an indefinite work-from-home policy as cases of the coronavirus continue to increase.
Blotter: Firearms without license, assault, DUI, fraud
A roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.
Wolf requests two week statewide shutdown of nonessential stores
At a “virtual” press conference Monday afternoon, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf requested a two week statewide shutdown of nonessential businesses.
Social distancing measures taken in Lebanon County for COVID-19
We take a look at what actions have been taken so far locally for COVID-19.