Gov. Tom Wolf has expanded his orders regarding business shutdowns to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Pennsylvania DOH confirms first coronavirus case in Lebanon County
The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Thursday that Lebanon County has its first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus.
Lebanon VA Medical Center confirms it treated patient with coronavirus
The Lebanon Veterans Affairs Medical Center confirmed Wednesday afternoon that it had treated a patient with the novel coronavirus.
Lebanon County enters second day of statewide coronavirus shutdown
Local preparations for the coronavirus continued Tuesday with a litany of further declarations and closings.
Trying to avoid total COVID-19 shutdown, county, city, courts to limit public access until Mar. 30.
Lebanon’s Municipal Building won’t be shut down due to COVID-19, but activities and public access will be severely limited for 14 days.
Wolf requests two week statewide shutdown of nonessential stores
At a “virtual” press conference Monday afternoon, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf requested a two week statewide shutdown of nonessential businesses.
Social distancing measures taken in Lebanon County for COVID-19
We take a look at what actions have been taken so far locally for COVID-19.
Still no cases, but COVID-19 impact here as LVC, LVAMC reduce on-campus risk
Lebanon Valley College, Lebanon VA Medical Center, and WellSpan Health are among the Lebanon County institutions that are responding to COVID-19.
No cases so far, but county starts webpage for coronavirus information
While no cases have been reported in Lebanon County, the Lebanon County Department of Emergency Services has started a webpage designed to inform the public of any local impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
West Cornwall pump station case remains with PA Supreme Court
The fate of the Mariner East Pipeline’s pump station in West Cornwall Township remains in the hands of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
2020 U.S. Census basics: what, when, why, and plans for Lebanon County
2020 Census: An undercount can cost Lebanon County loads of money over the next 10 years.
Life Lion EMS now serving northern Lebanon County, Annville
Penn State Health’s Life Lion Emergency Medical Service is now covering more areas of Lebanon County.
Ballot approved for April primary, some changes in polling places and procedure
The Lebanon County Commissioners approved the ballot for the April 28 primary election and heard of a few changes to polling places and election procedure.