Independent voters now number more than 1 million and account for 15% of all registered voters, yet they are shut out of casting a primary ballot for key positions like governor and U.S. senator.
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Lebanon City Council honors Lt. Lebo at its final meeting in Municipal Building
City government on brink of returning downtown after six decades at 400 S. 8th St.
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Congressman Dan Meuser visits 5 small businesses in downtown Lebanon
Congressman Dan Meuser (R-9) visited five businesses in downtown Lebanon Thursday, April 21.
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Pa. primary election 2022: Watch Spotlight PA’s Republican U.S. Senate debate live
Five candidates running in Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate primary election for the Republican nomination will gather tonight at Dickinson College.
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S. 22nd Street to be realigned with new bridge over Quittie Creek; $1.3M grant sets stage for phase 6C of LV Rail Trail
Resources are now in place for a development project which will see S. 22nd Street between Chestnut and Cumberland streets transformed, and the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail take a major step towards its ultimate goal.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of April 25
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Pa. primary election 2022: Watch Spotlight PA’s Democratic U.S. Senate debate live
The four candidates running in Pennsylvania’s primary election for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination will gather Monday night at Dickinson College for a debate hosted by Spotlight PA and its founding members.
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West Lebanon Township seeks applicants for vacant commissioner position
The Lebanon County Court of Common Pleas has been tasked by West Lebanon Township to fill a township commissioner position left vacant by the resignation of a recently-elected board member.
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Commissioners approve collective bargaining agreement with LCCF union
The Lebanon County Commissioners struck a three-year deal Thursday with the union that represents correctional officers at the county prison.
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Bids received for new North Cornwall Township administrative building
North Cornwall Township supervisors learned what a new, larger headquarters building might cost when bids for the project were revealed at their April 19 meeting.
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Diamond runs dual campaigns for state rep reelection, lieutenant governor’s seat
With his name on the ballot for two offices in the May 17 primary, it’s possible state Rep. Russ Diamond could win two slots in the general election in November.
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To successfully use Pennsylvania’s ‘compassionate release’ law, he had to choose to die
A late-stage cancer diagnosis left Bradford Gamble with a difficult decision: Receive treatment in a Pennsylvania state prison or die on the outside.
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Pa. primary election 2022: 5 takeaways from Spotlight PA’s Republican gubernatorial debate
The candidates focused on differentiating themselves in a crowded field and making an impression on a largely undecided electorate.
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N. Lebanon Twp. supervisors push back paving projects due to high fuel prices
At Monday’s meeting, the North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors agreed to push back several paving projects until next year due to this year’s high bids.
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8th Street mural approved; mayor and owner explain their positions
The mural is not going away.
