A team of female volunteers worked in a Walnut Street home in Lebanon. Women Build Lebanon Week is a chance to celebrate female volunteers, construction workers, and homeowners.
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United Way kicks off annual campaign with special guest Brandon Graham
Former Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham headlined United Way of Lebanon County’s 2025-26 campaign kickoff Wednesday, supporting their “What’s raised here, stays here” promise with a $750,000 fundraising goal for local programs.
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WellSpan plans private police, explores path to rollout across 9-county footprint
WellSpan Health announced plans to establish a private police force and enhance weapons detection across its facilities, allocating over $20 million for security improvements.
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Hershey Estates & Storage sold for $11.6M to previously fined operator
Billing itself as a “beautifully landscaped 55+ community,” Hershey Estates & Storage’s community of more than 130 manufactured homes has more than doubled the value of the land it sits on since 2022.
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Keystone Klub skill games lounge opens with 30 machines in Palmyra
A second skill games operator, this one with a different business model, has opened in Lebanon County.
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A 19,955-square-foot Jubilee Ministries store is coming to Jackson Township
The new store will be almost 16,500 square feet larger than the existing Jubilee Ministries thrift store in Myerstown.
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Met-Ed load study process holds up North Cornwall Commons western site
A 55-acre development project in North Cornwall Township has stalled due to Met-Ed’s prolonged power load study process, causing millions in delays for developer Byler Holdings.
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Weaber Inc. files for bankruptcy protection, continues its operations
S. Annville Township hardwood lumber manufacturer Weaber, Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, indicating that it plans to reorganize and stay in business.
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Junior Market Days gives young entrepreneurs a platform for sales
Junior Market Days and adult guest vendors are keeping customers coming through the doors of the Lebanon Farmers Market.
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Visit Lebanon Valley president/CEO Jennifer Kuzo announces retirement
Jennifer Kuzo has been president and CEO of Visit Lebanon Valley, the official tourism office for Lebanon County, since 2017. She will retire later this year.
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‘Leave the mess with us’: Windmill Art Studio opens in Lebanon Valley Mall
The space has a storefront full of local artists and a workspace in the back. Customers can come in to shop for art or make their own.
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Cornwall Iron Furnace seeks new site admin after Emery takes larger state role
The Cornwall Iron Furnace is seeking applications for site administrator, a job now held by Mike Emery.
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Lebanon Expo Center & Fairgrounds set to grow again with new twin-like facility
The Lebanon Valley Exposition & Fairgrounds secured $4 million in state funding for a new multipurpose facility mirroring the existing North Hall, set to open in 2027.
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Lebanon Valley Mall holds first Forged Viking Mead Fest
Guests could stop by the vendor booths, enter a handful of contests, and enjoy Viking-themed entertainment throughout the weekend.
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Poultry producer’s president speaks in breakfast meeting at Lebanon Area Fair
Bell & Evans President Scott Sechler was the keynote speaker during Breakfast at the Fair on Tuesday at the Lebanon Area Fair.
