The bankrupt owner of Cedar Haven, the nursing home formerly owned by Lebanon County, is asking a Delaware Bankruptcy Court for permission to hire a firm to seek a buyer for the facility.
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Here’s what you need to know about road closures and traffic for Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show weekend
The Mount Gretna Outdoor Arts Show will draw big crowds to the area this weekend and some accompanying road closures and temporary traffic patterns.
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Fire damages Burger King in Palmyra, cause thought to be electrical
A fire broke out last evening at Burger King located along Route 422 in North Londonderry Township.
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Lebanon Daily News photos, memorabilia donated to County Historical Society
The donation of the Lebanon Daily News archives to the historical society is a reminder of the role that local newspapers have in the preservation of history.
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Change and tradition will be side-by-side at the 45th Mt. Gretna Outdoor Art Show
This coming weekend will mark the 45th Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show, an event that first-year director Kerry Royer says is “part of the fabric of the community.”
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Giant in Lebanon has opened a new Beer & Wine Eatery
Shoppers at Giant at 835 Bowman Street will now be able to pick up their groceries and a six-pack or bottle of wine in one trip.
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Could someone go to jail for feeding feral cats in Cornwall? Yes – but not likely
People who feed feral cats are unlikely to end up in jail, the Cornwall Borough police chief said Tuesday – despite a new ordinance banning the practice.
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Cedar Haven owner files for bankruptcy, citing millions in debt
No layoffs or reductions in care are anticipated in the short-term.
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County Commissioners approve USB backup drives for new voting machines
Short of catastrophe, the USB backups aren’t likely to be used, but it’s another checklist item complete for this November’s launch of new election machines in Lebanon County.
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Next week at Gretna Music: Five questions with Akropolis Reed Quintet’s Matt Landry
The Akropolis Reed Quintet formed at the University of Michigan back in 2010 and since then has gone on to perform around the world, picking up numerous awards along the way.
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Fort Indiantown Gap will host mortar & artillery training this month
If you hear rumblings from northern Lebanon County later this month, worry not—it’s probably just the Gap.
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Reenactors honor greatest generation at Schaeffer Farm WWII Weekend
The Schaeffer Farm played host this weekend to the 2nd Annual World War II weekend, and LebTown was there to capture the scene.
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Wondering about that construction at Route 72 & Rochertry Road? So were we
Drainage basins are being constructed at the intersection of Route 72 and Rocherty Road.
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Historic Inwood Bridge off the Swatara, being readied for new placement
The Inwood Iron Bridge, a formerly well-used bridge crossing the Swatara Creek, was lifted away by a crane on July 9. What happens to it now?
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How do the Commissioners judge the Cedar Haven sale five years later?
Almost five years have passed since Lebanon County sold its nursing home, Cedar Haven.
