While Lebanon County can currently maintain services through local tax revenue, its school districts face different levels of financial strain from the state budget impasse, with Lebanon School District warning of possible October funding shortfall.
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Lebanon School District solicits bids for asbestos abatement at Lebanon Catholic
Lebanon School District is soliciting bids for asbestos abatement at the former Lebanon Catholic property.
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WEPA in Lebanon launches real estate entity to charge rent, address growth
WEPA’s new real estate entity to charge rent at existing facility, look to add new properties due to growing pains.
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Lebanon Valley College welcomes the Class of 2029, reports record enrollment
Lebanon Valley College opened its 2025-26 academic year last week as 452 first-year students and 49 transfer students moved onto campus, contributing to the largest full-time undergraduate enrollment in the college’s 160-year history.
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LCCTC signs public safety agreement with South Lebanon Police Department
The Lebanon County Career & Technology Center board unanimously approved two Memorandums of Understanding at the Aug. 19 meeting.
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Lebanon County CTC explores options to replace non-ADA compliant hallway
Financing body members for the county’s career and technology center review various infrastructure options at biannual meeting.
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ELCO’s Bookmobile brings library to students during the summer break
The Bookmobile travels to various parks and events throughout the summer so families can stop by and check out books.
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Lebanon Valley College will honor 6 alumni during homecoming weekend
Lebanon Valley College will recognize six LVC graduates with Alumni Awards during Homecoming Weekend, which runs this year on Oct. 10-12.
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5 of 6 Lebanon County school districts raise property taxes for 2025-26
Most districts raised taxes between 2% and 5% for the next year, with Palmyra keeping its millage rate consistent.
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Lebanon County CTC board to update 1964 articles of agreement
At the Lebanon County CTC’s Joint Operating Committee meeting on Tuesday, June 17, the board discussed ongoing efforts to reevaluate the organization’s Articles of Agreement.
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Northern Lebanon’s Scott Kyper does all the things that good athletic directors do
Athletic directors like Northern Lebanon's Scott Kyper play an invaluable, but sometimes under appreciated, role in the overall education experience.
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Two Lebanon County men stay active in their 90s by swimming at Cedar Crest
The two men, at 95 and 92 years old, swim laps in the pool five to six days a week to stay in shape and interact with the community.
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Communication is critical to Lebanon County CTC success, new director says
Charles “Chuck” Benton, administrative director, Lebanon County Career & Technology Center, spoke to LebTown about his career, the first five months of his tenure, and his vision for the school’s future.
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Lebanon HS student named winner of 2025 NAACP diversity scholarship
The Lebanon County NAACP has announced the winner of its 2025 NAACP Diversity Scholarship Award.
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Police-community group awards scholarships to aspiring officers
Two Lebanon County high school seniors have received $1,000 scholarships to help further their education in criminal justice.
