MVP treasurer Michael McKenna said the new nonprofit designation will ensure the organization works to benefit the community.
News
Widespread power outage affected most of Lebanon County this morning
A widespread Met-Ed power outage left most of Lebanon County without electricity this morning.
Commissioners approve renaming LCCF Training Academy for Edward McIntyre
This week, the Lebanon County Commissioners honored the commitment and dedication of a local man by renaming the Lebanon County Correctional Facility Training Academy the Edward B. McIntyre Officer Training Academy.
County farmland near CTC has potential buyer; no updates on County/City negotiations over Municipal Building
After three years of negotiations over a four acre lot of farmland near the Career and Technical Center, a sale is now expected to be settled by June.
Increased security coming to Fort Indiantown Gap; construction of two gates to start this spring
A secure perimeter is coming to Fort Indiantown Gap, with the military base being split into two parts: a publicly accessible portion and an enclosed portion around the garrison.
State Senator Dave Arnold begins first full week in office [Interview]
LebTown spoke with newly sworn-in Senator Dave Arnold in the district office at the Lebanon County Municipal Building last Thursday to learn how he’s approaching the new position.
Judge’s sentence of nine-time shoplifter draws family’s ire, Lt. Gov.’s attention (Updated with DA statement)
Lebanon County Judge Samuel A. Kline’s recent sentencing of a nine-time shoplifter to state prison has drawn criticism from the defendant’s family and the attention of Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman.
County’s new state Senator Dave Arnold sworn-in at ceremony Wednesday
As of Wednesday, Senate District 48 is now represented by state Senator Dave Arnold, formerly Lebanon County’s district attorney.
Scheduled power outage Thursday morning around 8th and Walnut in Lebanon
An expected power outage will occur Thursday in the City of Lebanon from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Court OKs agreement for new Cedar Haven operator, transfer date unknown
A Delaware Bankruptcy Court has tentatively approved a new operator to take over Cedar Haven, the former county home.
New Lebanon Rutter’s to sell high-ethanol fuel alongside traditional blends
With the summertime ban on E15 lifted, the way is paved for companies like Rutter’s to make high-ethanol fuel readily-available. Here’s what you need to know before you fill up.
Tuesday’s power outages in the City of Lebanon explained
Were you one of the approximately 4,000 customers affected by Tuesday’s power outages in Lebanon?