The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is seeking applications from conservation partners for projects to be conducted in the Quittapahilla and Tulpehocken creek watersheds in Lebanon and Berks counties.
LebTown Staff
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Goodwill Keystone’s Lebanon store plans November move to former JoAnn Fabrics
Goodwill Keystone will relocate its Lebanon store from 798 S. 12th St. to the former JoAnn Fabrics at 1860 Quentin Road, with donations beginning Nov. 3 and a grand opening planned for later that month.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Celebrate America250PA on the Lebanon County Wooden Nickel History Trail
Visitors to 12 local history sites in Lebanon County can collect commemorative wooden nickels as part of a new campaign to celebrate America250, the nationwide commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the United States.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Lebanon woman charged with murder of boyfriend in Chestnut Street stabbing
Katelynn Kearney, 32, waited nearly 12 hours to call 911 after fatally stabbing boyfriend Dontay Maurice Hunter, spending that time with her mother, Joanne Kearney, removing items from his apartment, police said.
Posted inNews
Bill seeks to expand discounted hunting program for PA’s disabled veterans
State Senator Chris Gebhard (R-48) has introduced legislation that would close an unintended gap in Pennsylvania’s existing free hunting license program for disabled veterans.
Posted inUpcoming Events
Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of Oct. 10 to Oct. 12
This weekend in Lebanon County, events include homecoming, harvest festival, a fall barn sale, along with art exhibits, live music, and more.
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October program schedule set for Memorial Lake and Swatara state parks
Memorial Lake State Park Complex, comprising parks in Lebanon, Dauphin, and a small part of Schuylkill counties, has a full October schedule for nature lovers, adventurers, and families.
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2025 Stony Valley driving tour through state game lands will be held Oct. 12
The Pennsylvania Game Commission will open the Stoney Valley Rail Trail to motor vehicles on Sunday, Oct 12, for the annual State Game Lands Driving Tour.
Posted inEducation
Palmyra Area School District receives recognition as a Great PA School
Palmyra Area School District was recently designated as a Great Pennsylvania School, a designation that recognizes public schools in the commonwealth that “provide students with access to rigorous programming, are community-centric, demonstrate financial well-being and display resilience,” according to a press release from the district.
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Local legislators to honor veterans with appreciation breakfast in Campbelltown
Lebanon County’s state legislators will host a free breakfast for veterans and their guests on November 15 at the Campbelltown Fire Hall in Palmyra.
🔗 Cornwall-Lebanon School District addresses ‘threatening statements’ toward Cedar Crest Middle School
The Cornwall-Lebanon School District addressed “threatening statements” that were made toward Cedar Crest Middle School in Lebanon County on Tuesday.
Posted inNews
Lickdale Road Bridge over I-78 near Jonestown to be inspected Thursday
Motorists can expect some delays during an inspection of the Lickdale Road bridge over Interstate 78 in Swatara Township on Thursday.
Posted inEducation
LVC music professor to be inducted into Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame
A music professor at Lebanon Valley College will be inducted into the Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame this fall for contributions to music education.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Food safety inspections in Lebanon County for week of Oct. 6
Here are food safety violations in Lebanon County for the week of Oct. 6, as documented by Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.
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Lebanon County Young Republicans seek new venue after LVC Kirk vigil is canceled
Lebanon County Young Republicans chair Anthony Catalani said that a planned vigil for Charlie Kirk was canceled after the college imposed a $10,000 security fee, though administrators deny pressuring the student group’s decision.
