Brad Szollose’s work has led him to interview guests who have persevered through life’s challenges, including fellow Lebanon Countians.
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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County commissioners approve letter of support regarding Expo Center project
On Thursday, May 2, the Commissioners unanimously voted to approve a letter of support regarding a “proposed new Exposition Building project.”
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Pennsylvania Warhorse works to help first responders, veterans, and horses
Pennsylvania Warhorse is working to help first responders and service members as well as thoroughbred horses through its programs.
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Is Jack Cantwell the oldest working marketing professional in America?
Jack Cantwell celebrated 25 years in business with SkyLimit Marketing this March and will celebrate his 90th birthday this May.
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Best Kept Secrets Tour announces spring tour in Lebanon and Schuylkill counties
Best Kept Secrets Tour announced that tickets are now on sale for the Lebanon and Schuylkill counties’ spring tour to begin this April.
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South Lebanon elementary student to recite over 250 digits of π for Pi Day
John Mohn, a gifted education teacher, and Tate Speraw spoke with LebTown about what their accelerated math class is doing to celebrate.
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Book Bar: A ‘plot twist’ on the traditional bar experience, coming soon to Palmyra
A space where locals can gather to turn pages, sip nonalcoholic beverages, and converse is set to open this spring in Palmyra.
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New year, new project by Lebanon business to benefit the community
A Lebanon native recently turned Lebanon business owner witnessed the area’s homelessness firsthand and felt inspired to open a food pantry.
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Hebron UMC undergoes renovations in hopes of welcoming new members
Hebron UMC welcomed more than 300 regular members through its doors in its heyday and now greets about 80 on an average Sunday morning.
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Co-founder of Allen Theatre, Allen “Skip” Hicks, leaves a rich legacy in Annville
Allen “Skip” Hicks passed at the age of 78, leaving his love with his wife, his daughter, extended family members, and the Annville community.
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Lebanon County Girl Scout named member of 2024 Gold Award class
A Cedar Crest High School senior who has been a Girl Scout since kindergarten is celebrating earning the Girl Scout Gold Award.
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Cleona Coffee Roasters keeps growing, with more expansions coming in 2024
So what exactly — other than a cup of coffee — keeps Matt Zechman running? Sharing a good one with members of his community.
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Lebanon business owner creates free, video game-themed trading card game
A new trading card game has come to Lebanon County, and interested locals have the chance to test it out.
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Downtown Lebanon announces 27th annual New Year’s Eve Bologna Drop
Lebanon County will welcome the new year with a more-than-two-and-a-half-decade tradition centered on a much-loved locally smoked meat.
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Owner of Salamander Books and Music publishes cloud-themed meditative book
Lebanon business owner and magician Michael Cantor published Looking Up: The Language of Magic, Part 1 in August 2023.
