Business & Nonprofits

Lightburn previously worked as the assistant medical center director at the Veterans Health System of the Ozarks in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Two local businesses have joined forces to create a pair of ales flavored with pastry desserts.

Over the next few weeks, Met-Ed will be conducting helicopter inspections in Lebanon and other central Pennsylvania counties.

Brett Holland, whose first term as board chairman was marred by pandemic restrictions, hopes to see local commerce on the upswing in 2021.

The Lebanon #370 store is one of two Sheetz locations in Lebanon County. The other is situated at 811 East Main Street in Palmyra.

The radio station went silent on or before Dec. 5, 2019, and appears to have resumed broadcasts on Nov. 19, 2020.

Lebanon-based plumbing and HVAC product distributor APR Supply will move into a recently purchased 350,000 SF warehouse in North Lebanon Township.

Sydney Roasting Co. will have a soft opening on Friday, Jan. 8 from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Gamer Pal is a collaborative financial venture by Lebanon siblings Kate Foley and Max Foley. The concept came from their mom Stacy Foley, but it was born from the coronavirus pandemic.

Recipients include the Lebanon Rescue Mission, Lebanon Valley Volunteers in Medicine, the Caring Cupboard in Palmyra, and the Jonestown Outreach PantrY.

A fun night out at Stumpy’s Hatchet House in Lancaster last year turned out to be a business opportunity for two Annville couples.

If First and Safety Patrol’s (FASP) finances were compared to a hospitalized patient’s health, its diagnosis would be in satisfactory but guarded condition.

Governor closes bars on Thanksgiving Eve to curtail COVID spread; bar owners aren’t sure it will help

After 48 years of putting employers and employees together, Downtown Lebanon’s TempForce is now Spherion Staffing Services.

Franz’s Travern isn’t a fancy place, but it is a lively place. That fact reflects the goal of the owners to keep it true to the nature of the traditional tavern.