Several roads in the borough will be closed from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 15 for the parade’s assembly and route.
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North Lebanon Township approves Sheetz land development plan
At its Monday meeting, the North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the land development plan for the 6,139-square-foot Sheetz planned for the intersection of State Route 72 and Long Lane.
Jackson Twp. upholds warehouse rejection in agreement with residents
Supervisors heard from 10 residents who said they didn’t want the proposed warehouses at 50 S. Ramona Road and ultimately upheld their previous application rejection.
Lebanon County’s dairy industry is doing well, local producers say
Lebanon County’s dairy industry is doing well, say producers at Lebanon Area Fair.
PennDOT project to address flooding on Lingle Ave. estimated for 2028 season
A $5.8 million PennDOT project to address flooding on Lingle Avenue has been delayed until 2028 due to project complexities and historic preservation concerns.
PA National Guard medical unit conducts mass casualty training at the Gap
Fort Indiantown Gap hosts mass casualty training exercise for Allentown-based Pennsylvania National Guard medical company.
Constitutional amendment on the table in Harrisburg would abolish property taxes
State Senator Chris Gebhard is pushing for a constitutional amendment abolishing school property taxes in Pennsylvania.
Bethel Township supervisors approve projects for ag-based producers
Actions concerning several Bethel Township-based agricultural operations were taken at the July 17 supervisors meeting.
Lebanon County 250th planners update commissioners on 2026 celebration
Plans for the 250th celebration of the nation’s birth are gaining momentum in Lebanon County.
How a bipartisan push — and backing from farmers — helped end Pennsylvania’s Sunday hunting ban
The law, which will allow the Game Commission to set Sunday hunting dates, takes effect in early September.
Protestors push for Dan Meuser town hall, organize against Trump policies
Local activists held their 19th protest since March demanding Rep. Dan Meuser hold in-person town halls, drawing supporters from Lebanon County and neighboring Hershey to voice concerns about healthcare cuts and veteran issues.
Cornwall Borough Council purchases live-streaming equipment
Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to purchase equipment and installation of a $2,863 camera and microphone system for the meeting room at its July 14 monthly meeting.
Cavalry at Quentin wins conditional approval, clearing last hurdle for Wawa
West Cornwall Township supervisors gave conditional approval Monday to the final subdivision and land development plan for Cavalry at Quentin that will include a Wawa gas station and convenience store and therapeutic riding facility.
Mount Gretna council hears comments about Rt. 117 parking ban discussion
The council heard from Jigger Shop owner Kyle Seyfert who said a parking ban on Route 117 would make finding spots difficult for their staff in an already busy area.
Pennsylvania governor’s mansion fire fundraiser details remain under wraps
The Shapiro administration has yet to say just how much repairing and upgrading the Harrisburg residence will cost after a brazen arson attack.















