Bethel Township Planning Commission took action at their April 21 meeting to begin the process of developing a draft policy concerning data centers within the municipality.
News
New Ono Post Office contract executed, but construction hasn’t commenced
Just under 3.5 years after the Ono Post Office abruptly closed and promise of a new location was reported about a year ago by LebTown, renovations at the new property have not begun.
Tentative reopening of Clear Spring Road in North Annville Township announced
Officials connected to the Clear Spring Road railroad bridge project have announced a tentative reopening date for the highway, LebTown has learned.
South Londonderry takes no action on deferral request for proposed subdivision
Chairwoman Faith Bucks, supervisor Bill Bova, and members of the public expressed their concerns, which included the increase in traffic.
Rail Trail adds new phase with Lickdale Road trailhead, campground connection
Lebanon County Commissioners on Thursday approved a state grant application for a new rail trail phase, greenlit a facility dog for county courts, and authorized a roof replacement at the county mental health building.
South Lebanon Township opts out of proposed regional police merger
South Lebanon Township supervisors said they are not interested in pursuing a proposed regional police merger, citing concerns over loss of local control and limited cost savings.
County residents express ongoing concerns over 287(g) agreements
Accountability and financial transparency concerning 287(g) agreements dominate public discussion at April 16 meeting of the Lebanon County Commissioners.
Richland Borough appoints new council member
Richland Borough appointed Adam Johnson to fill a seat on council left empty when Mark Brubaker resigned in February.
Northern Lebanon school board approves tennis court renovations
$314,000 of the $395,825 project cost was set aside for the tennis court renovation in the 2025-26 budget.
Cornwall P&Z recommends regional zoning with S. Lebanon, W. Cornwall
Cornwall Borough’s planning commission unanimously recommended that council pursue regional zoning with neighboring municipalities to address concerns that a proposed warehouse ordinance could violate Pennsylvania’s Fair Share Doctrine.
Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce hosts first Lebanon County Civics Bee
The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce has partnered with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to bring the first annul National Civics Bee to Lebanon.
LCRPD withdraws police coverage offer to Myerstown, council member resigns
Myerstown Borough Council announced that the Lebanon County Regional Police Department has withdrawn its offer of coverage to the borough during its monthly meeting April 14.
Cornwall Borough Council advances blasting ordinance
After months of discussion, Cornwall Borough Council has moved to advertise a blasting ordinance for public review ahead of potential adoption.
North Annville Township supervisors conditionally approve LVC’s solar project
North Annville Township supervisors unanimously approved Monday a solar array project on 12 acres owned by Lebanon Valley College during their April meeting, pending completion of several outstanding matters.
Palmyra Borough Council receives resignation of recently elected official
Sheila Snyder, who was sworn into her position in January, announced her resignation due to moving out of the borough.



















