Business & Nonprofits

Under The Bridge Hard Cider has closed its cidery at 750 Cumberland St. in downtown Lebanon, according to the business’ Facebook page.

WLBR AM 1270 will now be simulcast with a new FM station at 99.7 on the dial. Both will feature a classic hits music format and be known as “Lebanon Valley’s Greatest Hits of All Time – 99.7 WiLBuR Radio.”

The Community Health Council of Lebanon County announced Jan. 4 that will receive a $150,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to address substance abuse and behavioral health concerns among young adults.

An 82-year-old hardwood manufacturer based in Lebanon County is now catering to the do-it-yourself market with home deliveries.

Over the last few years, the Lebanon Valley Mall, located at 2231 Lebanon Valley Mall, has expanded its offerings.

True Life Youth Ministries held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated Christ Presbyterian Church, now a Christian youth center, Tuesday.

Last weekend, the Lebanon County Historical Society opened its doors to the public for its free annual open house.

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.

Community of Lebanon Association recently selected Greg Vaitl, owner, supervisor and funeral director of Christman’s Funeral Home as its Merritt Marks Memorial Business Person of the Year.