The Isaac Meier Homestead is welcoming the new year with a calendar full of events that embrace the way of life from centuries past.
Lexi Gonzalez
Lexi Gonzalez has worked as a reporter with LebTown since 2020. She is a Lancaster native and became acquainted with Lebanon while she earned her bachelor's degree at Lebanon Valley College.
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Christman’s Christmas gifts select families in need some holiday cheer
A new nonprofit in Lebanon County is spreading cheer this holiday season by providing gifts to select families in need.
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4th annual Great Lebanon County Pitch awards $8,000 to two small businesses
Wildflowers on Fox and LE’s Cupcakes are taking home $7,000 and $3,000 in grant funding, respectively, to grow their small businesses.
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Annville Free Library director announces departure within months of taking post
The Annville Free Library is searching for a new library director after Dylan Fye’s resignation, with his last day set for Tuesday, Nov. 26.
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15th Lebanon Quilters Guild show coming to Expo Center this weekend
The 15th Lebanon Quilters Guild Exhibition of Quilts will be held on Friday, Nov. 8, and Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Lebanon Expo Center.
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Lebanon County’s Liberty Tree planted at Cornwall Iron Furnace on Oct. 19
On Saturday, America250PA Lebanon and the Pennsylvania Freemasons planted Lebanon County’s certified Liberty Tree at Cornwall Iron Furnace.
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LVC to recognize alumnus attorney during homecoming weekend
Lebanon Valley College will recognize Bernerd “Bernie” A. Buzgon, Esq., with a distinguished service award during its homecoming weekend.
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Isaac Meier Homestead announces country fair, remaining 2024 events
Michelle Voydik, chairperson of the Isaac Meier Homestead, recently announced the homestead’s lineup of events for the remainder of 2024.
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Commission for Women, Historical Society open Women’s History Exhibit
The Lebanon County Commission for Women and the Lebanon County Historical Society opened the Women’s History Exhibit on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
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First-ever Tame the Tower Trail Challenge will be held at Gov. Dick on Dec. 14
The Tame the Tower Trail Challenge will make its debut on Saturday, Dec. 14, with racers embarking on the trails of Mount Gretna.
Posted inPeople & Places
More than 20,000 Luke Bryan fans kicked up the dust at a farm in Grantville
More than 20,000 concertgoers clad in cowboy hats, flannel, and denim danced the night away with Luke Bryan and his special guests.
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4th annual Great Lebanon County Pitch to award $8,000 to local entrepreneurs
This year’s final pitch presentation will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 20, from 3-5 p.m., at The Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence.
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33rd annual Pennsylvania Dutch-inspired chicken festival Hinkelfest opens Friday
Festivalgoers flocked to Fireman’s Park, 2652 S. Pine Grove St., for the opening of the 33rd annual Hinkelfest late Friday afternoon.
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Hinkelfest returns to Fredericksburg for the weekend of Sept. 13-15
The 33rd annual Hinkelfest will run from Friday, Sept. 13, through Sunday, Sept. 15, at the Fredericksburg Fireman’s Park.
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A sweet ride: Miller brothers’ 167 years of work at Hershey Chocolate Company
George, Tom, Jim, and Bob Miller discussed sweet, bittersweet, and not-so-sweet moments from their “sweet ride” at Hershey Chocolate Company.
