The Fredericksburg native announced Feb. 19 on Facebook that she was moving her company from Dauphin, near Harrisburg, to 139 S. Faith Road in Grantville.
Paula Wolf
Paula Wolf worked for 31 years as a general assignment reporter, sports columnist, and editorial writer for LNP Media. A graduate of Franklin & Marshall College, she is a lifetime resident of Lancaster County.
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Northern Lebanon’s Aaron Seidel eyes record third wrestling championship
Northern Lebanon junior Aaron Seidel, ranked fifth nationally in his 121-pound weight class, is aiming for a record third Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association championship this month.
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Attendance in long decline, Myerstown UCC selling its sanctuary and parsonage
Myerstown UCC, a church with a rich history dating back to 1854, is on the market, with hopeful prospects of maintaining its religious function.
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Cedar Crest graduate leads Saban retirement coverage as WSFA’s first female sports director
When Rosie Langello, who grew up in Lebanon County, was named sports director at WSFA in Alabama’s capital of Montgomery more than two years ago, she was the seventh person to hold that job – and the first woman.
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The Pretzel Hut, a regional favorite, welcomes new owners on Valentine’s Day
Facebook fans of The Pretzel Hut restaurant were hit with one heck of a Valentine’s Day social media surprise. New owners!
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Lebanon Catholic’s Veronica Nolt is living the dream coaching women’s basketball
Growing up next to Lebanon’s South Sixth Street Playground – a pretty iconic place to play hoops – Veronica Nolt first knew she wanted to be a basketball coach at the age of 14.
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Girls wrestling picks up steam as it becomes an official PIAA sport
Four girls from Lebanon County finished in the top four of their weight class at the inaugural Lancaster-Lebanon League girls wrestling championship.
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Under the Bridge Hard Cider closes in downtown Lebanon without explanation
Under The Bridge Hard Cider has closed its cidery at 750 Cumberland St. in downtown Lebanon, according to the business’ Facebook page.
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High school bowlers near end of 2023-24 season; championship tournaments await
Lebanon County has five high schools competing in bowling in the L-L League, and the reigning girls’ champion, Morgan Kline.
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Jeannie Mason’s retirement leaves a void at Community of Lebanon Association
For almost 28 years, Jeanne Mason was the backbone of the CLA, doing whatever was necessary to organize events like parades and car shows.
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The Merchandisers are for sale
The publisher of the Merchandisers, the community newspapers that have filled the mailboxes of central Pennsylvanians for decades, is selling the business.
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The Pretzel Hut listed for sale
Tom Rabold, 56, who owns the business with his wife, Angie, 56, told LebTown they hope the buyer of The Pretzel Hut keeps the same type of business – especially retaining the petting zoo.
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Staying true to its roots: BHM remains independent amidst industry changes
In business since the 1960s, BHM Farm Equipment is sticking to its roots with old-fashioned customer service.
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Cafe Panache reopens in North Cornwall Township with new chef, diners thrilled
After closing in May, the North Cornwall Township eatery Cafe Panache opened its doors again after a groundswell of support from patrons.
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Ken Funk leads Arthur Funk & Sons Inc. into the future
The full-service commercial builder from South Lebanon Township works in multiple counties on small to large projects, from 1,000 to 150,000 square feet.
