Pennsylvania’s voting law contains sections that conflict with one another, provisions that don’t address key legal precedents, and old language that doesn’t reflect how elections are run in 2023.
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Lebanon’s hometown health store Queen’s Natural Market is new and improved
A renovation has Queen’s Natural Market recommitted to helping members of the local community to lead healthier lifestyles.
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Officials celebrate Pa.’s two hydrogen hubs but many details remain shrouded in secrecy
The Biden administration is spending billions to build hydrogen hubs. Here’s what you need to know about the two coming to PA.
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City Council OKs grant application to update library restrooms, reviews audit
Lebanon City Council handled an assortment of financial, personnel, and miscellaneous matters at its monthly meeting last night.
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The latest food safety violations in Lebanon County
Here are the most recent food safety violations in Lebanon County, as documented by Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.
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Lebanon native’s photo of SCI Cresson wins first place at Art of the State 2023
Lebanon County native Michael Hower was awarded the first prize in photography/digital media of Art of the State 2023 for Transparency.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of October 23
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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New access control point at Fort Indiantown Gap set to open Nov. 1
Fort Indiantown Gap will enhance on-base security when its Access Control Point gate on Fisher Avenue is activated on Nov. 1.
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County commissioners approve state grants for DA & probation departments
County commissioners approved several state grants, including a Victim of Crime Act grant for the district attorney’s office and a Continuing County Probation and Parole grant for the probation department.
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Bad tech, staffing shortages hinder Pa. as it reassesses health care coverage for 1000s
Tens of thousands of people in Pennsylvania are believed to have wrongly lost their benefits since the state began “unwinding” pandemic-era protections.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro’s office agrees to pay $295K to settle sexual harassment allegation against top aide
The settlement, paid for using taxpayer money, came after a top aide to Shapiro was accused of sexually harassing a female subordinate.
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Preliminary hearings conclude, trial set for suspects in Lebanon triple homicide
The three suspects in the Lebanon triple homicide case saw their cases proceed to trial following a series of preliminary hearings.
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Pa. tax credits result in ‘mixed bag’ for job creation
A recent state analysis of 20 state tax credit programs found seven accomplished their legislative intent.
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Governor Dick Park unveils newly completed ADA-accessible boardwalk
Tuesday, the Clarence Schock Foundation at Governor Dick Park officially unveiled its 241-foot ADA compliant boardwalk.
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Lebanon VA director discusses new position, urges vets to use services
Jeffrey Beiler II, the new executive director of the Lebanon VA Medical Center, is focused on maintaining the center’s top ranking and expanding services to reach more veterans.
