A Powerball ticket worth $150,000 was sold at Musser’s Market in Lebanon, according to a release by the PA Lottery.
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Lebanon County businesses owed big money by bankrupt pipeline contractor
A number of Lebanon County business have filed bankruptcy claims against the contractor previously responsible for Atlantic Sunrise and Mariner East construction in the region.
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The other important thing: Produce available again at Lebanon Farmers Market
After a brief interlude, produce is back at the Lebanon Farmers Market.
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Lebanon’s Prismatic Ink will offer semicolon tattoos for suicide and mental health awareness
During the month of April, Prismatic Ink Tattoos in Lebanon will be offering semicolon tattoos starting at $30, with $10 dollars from each tattoo donated to Compeer of Lebanon County to help raise suicide and PTSD awareness among the local active and veteran military community.
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Cleona Mayor: Giant will need referendum for beer cafe in dry town
Giant Foods will likely face a referendum to open its beer cafe in Cleona, a dry town since 1945.
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Howard Studios closing Lebanon storefront, but otherwise will remain in business
After nearly 15 years, Howard Studios is closing its Lebanon storefront at 738 Cumberland Street.
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Weis and Goodwill stay silent on rumored expansion at grocer’s S. 12th St store
There’s a persistent buzz going around that Weis Markets will expand into the next door storefront currently occupied by Goodwill Industries.
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Another delay for Lebanon’s first medical marijuana dispensary
The opening of Lebanon Wellness Center has been pushed back again, according to a report by the Daily News.
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Amy Kopecky named manager of Lebanon BID
Lebanon native Amy Kopecky will be the new manager of the Lebanon Business Improvement District (BID), the Lebanon Foundation announced today.
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MamaJuana to offer more than just nightclub with planned liquor license
Driving down N 9th Street in Lebanon, you might have noticed the notice of liquor license application on the front of MamaJuana Lounge & Restaurant, located in the building formerly occupied by the Orioles.
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JBT set for growth with Smile Center in former Hauck building
It seems like a safe bet that no one in Jonestown in 1873 would have predicted that some nearly 150 years later, their local Jonestown Bank would be the only one left headquartered in Lebanon County.
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DoorDash has launched in Lebanon with wide selection of area restaurants
DoorDash, a food delivery startup, is now delivering from some of your favorite restaurants in the Hershey and Lebanon areas.
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Giant Foods in Lebanon County are getting robot assistants named Marty
A new form of automation is coming to both Giant Foods in Lebanon County through the the form of Marty.
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Prompted by dairy closure, Dutch-Way Farm Market switches to Clover Farms and discontinues a few products
Dutch-Way Farm Markets has switched to Reading-based Clover Farms as its new primary vendor for dairy products.
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How Nick Foles ended up wearing custom Oakleys designed by local optician Jim Mulligan
As Nick Foles prepares for his next game, we can thank local optician Jim Mulligan of Bouquet Mulligan DeMaio that he does so with the greatest optical style possible.
