Union Beer House is set to get new digs next year, with the local joint known for its cheesesteaks and beer selection taking over the former Country Cupboard space at 2631 Cumberland Street in North Lebanon Township.
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Twilight Acres: ‘The Doughnut Wars’ (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
LVFC visited Twilight Acres as part of the series “The Doughnut Wars,” where they compare donuts found throughout the Lebanon Valley.
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Campbelltown adds welcome signs to the neighborhood, celebrating completion of project two years in the making
Thanks to the work of the nonprofit Campbelltown Community Alliance, new signs welcoming traffic into the community have been installed by the side of Route 322 at either end of the village.
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DoGood’s Tavern: Did DoGood’s Tavern do good? (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
For today’s review, Lebanon Valley Food Critics traveled to DoGood’s Tavern in Myerstown. Read the review here.
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The Filling Station: ‘The Doughnut Wars’ (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
LVFC visited The Filling Station for “The Doughnut Wars,” where they compare donuts found throughout the Lebanon Valley.
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Marco’s Pizza: the corner pizza & sandwich shop (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics ran over to the quaint, corner sandwich shop on the southside, Marco’s Pizza.
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PennDOT plans Dec. 9 job fair in Lebanon to hire CDL drivers and mechanics
PennDOT’s Lebanon garage will be taking applications for CDL drivers and mechanics at a Dec. 9 job fair. Starting hourly pay will range from $19.72 to $22.24.
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Richland Railroad Diner: choo-choo to the Railroad Diner (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics stopped at the Richland Railroad Diner for breakfast. Read their review here.
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[Photo Story] Mick’s All American Pub opens in North Cornwall Commons
Mick’s All American Pub will open its doors at 105 Springwood Road in North Cornwall Commons Tuesday, Nov. 16. The 5,800-square-foot restaurant will seat 180 indoors and about 50 on the outdoor patio.
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Dutch-Way Market: ‘The Doughnut Wars’ (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics visited Dutch-Way for “The Doughnut Wars,” where they compare donuts found throughout the Lebanon Valley.
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The story behind Lebanon County’s recycling guidelines: Why your takeout containers should be thrown out & more
A recent reader question took us deep down the rabbit-hole of plastics recycling, and we’re here to share what we learned.
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The Timeless Cafe: make time for timeless (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics visited The Timeless Cafe for sandwiches and coffee while they were on a time crunch.
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Lebanon County group buys two Elizabeth Farms parcels for agritourism
The 340-plus-acre Lancaster County farm, which dates from the Revolutionary War, is situated along Hopeland Road in the Brickerville area of Elizabeth Township.
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County’s first Jersey Mike’s Subs planned for Quentin Crossings in North Cornwall
The franchisees of the Lebanon County store, Matt and Kristie Patterson, own numerous other Jersey Mike’s in central Pennsylvania.
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Lending a helping hand: LCCM continues to assist those in need
LCCM Executive Director Bryan Smith said a total of 366,181 pounds of food was distributed in the past year across all of the organization’s programs.
