Waste Industries is facing criticism from local customers who say service has degraded significantly following the company’s 2018 acquisition of their accounts through Lebanon Farms Disposal.
Business & Nonprofits
Palmyra softball/baseball training center to feature former PSU Softball coach
A national New York based operator of baseball & softball training centers is expanding into Central Pennsylvania area with a location in Palmyra.
Inn 422 says Sunday will be its last day serving public
One of Lebanon’s most beloved restaurants will serve its last meals this Sunday.
New Lebanon Transit route to link downtown & Jonestown warehouses
A new Lebanon Transit route will connect downtown Lebanon to a cluster of warehouses in Jonestown.
97 Milk project promotes local dairy
97 Milk began as a totally grassroots effort when Nelson Troutman spray-painted his first bales at his Lebanon County farm.
Bell & Evans pre-spatchcocked chicken praised by Bon Appétit
Bon Appétit’s review of Bell & Evans new spatchcock chicken was an all-out love fest for the product, launched last year.
Giant Foods begins collecting petition signatures at Cleona store
Giant Foods has begun collecting signatures at its Cleona store in support of a referendum that would drop the borough’s 70+ year status as a dry town.
Payless Shoes remains open in the mall, company tight-lipped on fate
The Payless Shoes location in the Lebanon Valley Mall remains open, but neither store management nor Payless corporate would provide any further detail on the store’s fate.
From Willow Street HQ, Hidden Still eyes expansion plans at home and abroad
You can stop asking Dave Stein when you run into him in town now: Hidden Still isn’t going anywhere.
Who is running the Lebanon Daily News?
Although you’d think this is an easy question to answer, for the country’s largest local news company it is apparently not.
Cornwall Manor announces retirement of chief executive, internal replacement tapped
Cornwall Manor Retirement Community announced late last week that president and CEO Steven D. Hassinger will be retiring on March 1, 2019.
Stop by the Farmers Market today and tomorrow for $3 slices of cherry pie
The Community of Lebanon Association is selling 500 lbs of cherry pie this weekend to celebrate Presidents’ Day.
Email from Williams to local businesses: We want to see you paid
Williams Companies has contacted its list of local business people to reassure subcontractors that it wants to see them paid.
Liquor license transfer in progress for Inn 422, but no sale yet
Has a buyer been identified for Inn 422?
Bell & Evans president shares plan for rapid growth at ag summit
At a conference earlier this month, Bell & Evans president Scott Sechler shared expansion plans for the Fredericksburg based chicken company.