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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.

As of Wednesday, Senate District 48 is now represented by state Senator Dave Arnold, formerly Lebanon County’s district attorney.

An expected power outage will occur Thursday in the City of Lebanon from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.

A Delaware Bankruptcy Court has tentatively approved a new operator to take over Cedar Haven, the former county home.

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.

Were you one of the approximately 4,000 customers affected by Tuesday’s power outages in Lebanon?

With two parking meter holidays for 2020 already behind us, we wanted to share a list of all the remaining parking meter holidays this year for the City of Lebanon.

The resolution supports House Bills 22 and 23, which aim to create a stateIndependent Citizens Commission and grant it redistricting power.

How many individuals are experiencing homelessness in Lebanon County? Help United Way with the annual Point in Time Count.

Walnut Street roadwork through Lebanon won’t be done until 2021, and more is scheduled for the city’s main roads until 2024.

Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.

A walk-in passport application day will be held Saturday, March 14.

South Lebanon Township is the latest Lebanon County municipality to launch a trap, neuter, and release program to combat a rising problem with stray and feral cats.

“The Adventures of Lebanon Lilly” has been released, available at the Visit Lebanon Valley Visitors Center and Lebanon public libraries.