Business & Nonprofits

Pending deal approval, Herbology is set to be part of the world’s largest cannabis company, Curaleaf.

27-year-old Kyle Wenger shares his plans to redevelop the former Holtzman’s pretzel factory building in Myerstown.

The Board of Directors of the United Way of Lebanon County has named Brooke Smith as the organization’s new CEO.

Take a look inside one of Lebanon’s newest restaurants, Misago Bistro.

July 22, WellSpan Philhaven will open its newly expanded inpatient unit at its Mt. Gretna campus to patients.

Zweier’s has become a staple of the community—especially in south Lebanon—and not just because of its milk, bread and eggs.

American red oak supplied by Lebanon’s own Weaber Lumber was used by industrial design students to create these sleek furniture designs.

A substantial crowd congregated around the storefront of Herbology, 815 Cumberland Street, Lebanon, this morning as the medical marijuana dispensary—the first in Lebanon County—opened its doors.

Zala’s Rolled Ice Cream opened June 18 in Lebanon.

A newly renovated Fine Wine & Good Spirits at the east end of town has been open for a few weeks now following its brief closure and relocation this winter.

Work is beginning on a new gas station at Weis Markets on S. 12th Street in Lebanon.

This morning, the Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corporation held an Economic Outlook Breakfast in which several speakers discussed the current state of the economy.

The red, brick-enclosure barn at the intersection of Rocherty and Cornwall Roads is a useful landmark for navigation, but what’s the story behind the property?

At the former address of a beloved Lebanon restaurant, a new business is under construction: a T-Mobile store.