The St. James Players have officially opened the curtains on a new location, new show, and new children’s program.
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Overcoming adversity: Katie Trainer’s journey from injury to art exhibition
Katie Trainer’s art exhibition, ‘An Exploration of Life and Timelessness,’ marked her triumphant return to the art scene after a five-year hiatus due to COVID-19 and a severe shoulder injury.
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Lebanon Valley Council of the Arts unveils mosaic at South Hills Park
Local artist Autumn Krouse led the design of a new mosaic at South Hills Park, a community project coordinated by the LVCA, featuring salvaged tiles and reflecting the park’s natural elements.
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Red’s Cupcakery joins Lebanon Farmers Market community
The Lebanon Farmers Market community of vendors has grown once again, as Red’s Cupcakery opened July 15. The stand sells a variety of baked goods, including brownies, cakes, and cupcakes.
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Lebanon Farmers Market to host grand reopening event
The Lebanon Farmers Market will be holding a grand reopening event Sept. 21 through Sept. 23 during regular market hours.
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New seafood stand ‘makes a splash’ at Lebanon Farmers Market
A new stand has expanded the offerings available at the Lebanon Farmer’s Market. Lebanon Valley Seafood officially opened August 10.
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Aunt Hocker’s Fish Fry benefits from community at Lebanon Farmers Market
A new restaurant has joined the diverse array of vendors in the Lebanon Farmers Market. Aunt Hocker’s Fish Fry, owned by Latasha Gante, opened June 10.
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Hoppes family opens ‘Baked with a Twist’ in Carmany’s former stand at city market
A new family-owned stand in the Lebanon Farmers Market is putting a twist on the Carmany family’s soft pretzels. The stand, called Baked with a Twist, opened July 13 by Lindsay Hoppes and her family.
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SARCC wraps up new support group for LGBTQ community
The Sexual Assault Resource and Counseling Center (SARCC) of Lebanon County will soon be wrapping up its successful first LGBTQ+ support group.
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Four Lebanon County businesses ranked top 50 fastest-growing in central PA
PRL, Inc. and subsidiaries, Bell & Evans, APR Supply Co., and Candoris Technologies were listed in Central Penn Business Journal’s ranking of the Top 50 Fastest-Growing Companies in Central PA.
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New owners of Cornwall Inn adapt to pandemic
Despite feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cornwall Inn’s new owners have found ways to keep it going.
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Goodwill announces new jobs to help with donation overflow
Goodwill Keystone Area recently announced that it has opened up several new jobs to accommodate a large influx of donations.
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Community leaders hold anti-racism roundtable following protests
Two anti-racism workshops, similar to the one in early June, are planned for September, and they hope to also hold workshops about civic education and discussions about the intersection between the black community and the Jewish and LGBT+ communities.
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[Photo Story] A look at the historic cottages of Mt. Gretna
The hundreds of cottages throughout Mt. Gretna showcase the area’s unique history.
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[Photo Story] A walk through Memorial Lake State Park
With summer now in full force, many people are looking to get outside and enjoy nature. Memorial Lake State Park is a great place to do that.
