According to multiple posts on Facebook, a set of loud ground-shaking noises was heard last night in areas of eastern and northern Lebanon County, such as Avon, Myerstown, and Fredericksburg.
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Quentin Riding Club membership votes to sell to equestrian group that promises to maintain historic horse facility essentially as-is in perpetuity
With the fate of the Quentin Riding Club hanging in the balance, a vote held by the club membership last Friday constitutes the organization’s greatest step yet towards long-term preservation of the historic 46-acre site as an active equestrian facility.
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Christian Pulisic acquires million dollar property in Lebanon County for his family
Hershey-born international soccer star Christian Pulisic has acquired a million dollar property for his family in Lebanon County.
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The two men with Lebanon connections who helped get the Eagles to the playoffs
The Philadelphia Eagles are once again going to the playoffs. We wanted to recognize the two men with Lebanon connections who helped make it happen: Frank Reich and Matt Nagy.
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State Police: Annville man charged trooper with 8″ knife, causing trooper to fall to his back before firing fatal shot
Pennsylvania State Police have issued a new release regarding Tuesday’s fatal shooting of Mitchell James Hammer, adding new light to the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Psychosis incident at Lebanon Walmart probably caused by synthetic pot, man faces felony charges
Yet another reason to go organic?
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Annville man fatally shot while fleeing state police in East Hanover Township
Annville man Mitchell James Hammer, 27, died today at the Hershey Medical Center after being transported there following being shot while fleeing state police outside Grantville.
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Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello and state officials hold press conference on Keystone Main Street designation
City of Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello along with other state and local officials spoke this afternoon at a press conference in the Lebanon County Municipal Building to discuss Lebanon’s recent designation as a Keystone Main Street.
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City of Lebanon enters Keystone Main Street Program, a five year opportunity for prioritized revitalization funding
The City of Lebanon is officially the commonwealth’s latest participant in the Keystone Main Street (KMS) program.
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PA Public Utility Commission files formal complaint against Sunoco regarding corrosion of 87-year-old Mariner East 1 pipeline which runs through Lebanon County
A new complaint by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission indicates statewide concern with the corrosion control program being used on Mariner East 1.
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Local Republican committee treasurer Matt Shirk announces bid for county commissioner on tenuous and unproven claims of nepotism by Bill Ames, who responded in a press conference
Matt Shirk, current treasurer for the Lebanon County Republican Committee, announced his candidacy for one of the three Lebanon County Commissioner seats that will be contested next fall.
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Penn State and Lancaster-Lebanon IU 13 among regional victims in national bomb threat hoax
Penn State and Lancaster-Lebanon IU 13 were among the Pennsylvania institutions to face bomb threats today, according to reports by Onward State and the Lebanon Daily News.
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Man threatens public with knife-like weapon at Avon Walmart
Yesterday a man threatened the public with a knife-like weapon in the lobby of the Avon Walmart, located at 1355 E Lehman St, before he was arrested by police, as seen in videos going viral today on Facebook.
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Lebanon Valley College esports program going strong, recent grad sees future in local schools
Lebanon Valley College has received plenty of press so far for its new esports team. Now at least one local graduate of the program is now ready to see Lebanon County schools tap into what’s projected to grow into a billion dollar industry over the years to come.
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Bob Phillips and William Ames announce they will both seek a third term as County Commissioner
In a press release distributed yesterday afternoon, Bob Phillips (R) announced that he will be seeking a third term as Lebanon County Commissioner. William Ames (R) also posted to Facebook this week that he will be seeking re-election.
