Fighter Clay Saves the Day teaches young readers about how their bodies fight sickness and why washing their hands is important.
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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Ravyn Bashore crowned Lebanon County’s Dairy Princess for 2024-25
As this year’s county dairy princess, Ravyn Bashore is using her background in and passion for the dairy industry to represent local farmers.
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[Photo Story] 50th annual Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show celebrates the arts
Amidst the Year of the Arts in Mount Gretna, the 50th annual Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show celebrated a variety of art forms on Aug. 17-18.
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Todd Kemble of Get Checkered shares his story of addiction and recovery
Todd Kemble shares his story of losing his brother and almost losing his friend’s life and his own life to addiction before getting sober.
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Lebanon Area Fair celebrates another successful year, plans for year(s) ahead
Dan Siegel, chairperson, reflected on this year’s fair and revealed that preparations are already underway for the year(s) ahead.
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2024 Lebanon Area Fair Queen and the fair’s first Princess crowned
On Saturday, Brooke Beamesderfer was crowned as this year’s fair queen, Kylee Williams as the alternate fair queen, and Coriana Bomgardner as the fair princess.
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Revamping a beloved tradition: Children’s Day at the 2024 Lebanon Area Fair
With the Lebanon Area Fair officially starting tomorrow, Tom Jones and Dana Lape spoke on the evolving tradition of Children’s Day.
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Myerstown Borough Council okays PennDOT’s request for right-of-way
At the July 9 meeting, the council approved the settlement documents related to PennDOT’s right-of-way purchase as well as some seasonal items.
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Dee Neff to retire as Annville Free Library director, reflects on 35-plus year career
Dee Neff will officially retire from the Annville Free Library on Friday, July 19, celebrating a career that spanned more than three and a half decades.
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Gus Deraco’s hosts monthly open mic night emceed by ELCO student musician
Gus Deraco’s Italian Sandwiches invites creatives to perform at its open mic nights held from 6-8 p.m. on the third Saturday of every month.
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Lebanon Valley Sertoma Club prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary
The Lebanon Valley Sertoma Club is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary with an invitation-only picnic at Stoever’s Dam Park.
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Jamie Hoke passes after lifelong battle with epidermolysis bullosa
Jamie Hoke passed away on Thursday, May 16, at the age of 48, following a lifelong battle with epidermolysis bullosa.
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Isaac Meier Homestead announces summer happenings
The Isaac Meier Homestead welcomes the summer season with open houses, hands-on classes, and a tavern night marked on its calendar.
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Lebanon native prepares to drop his debut studio album this summer
A 21-year-old who was born and raised in Lebanon County is preparing to drop his debut studio album this summer.
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Luna moth-inspired art piece to live and transform in Mount Gretna this summer
Visitors are welcome to pose with the set of wings for the camera and share the pictures using #lebanonvalleyarts on social media platforms.
