Routine monthly monitoring of the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority’s gas collection wells turned up abnormally high temperatures—close to 135 degrees Fahrenheit—the board learned at its February meeting.
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Richland receives federal, state financing for $5.1 million water tank replacement
Richland Borough will begin construction in April on a $5.1 million water tank replacement project that promises better pressure and borough wide service.
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139,500 birds quarantined for avian flu at two facilities in northern Lebanon County
Data released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service indicates that as of Feb. 7 two flocks in Lebanon County consisting of 139,500 birds are currently being quarantined after highly pathogenic avian influenza was detected.
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National Guard, Penn State Health launch specialized trauma training program
The National Guard and Penn State Health have launched a collaborative trauma training program, which is open to soldiers stationed at Fort Indiantown Gap and from around the nation.
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Lebanon County’s DA’s office offers redemption over incarceration
Lebanon County DA’s office offers arc of redemption to non-violent offenders via various court programs to lessen recidivism, provide treatment and avoid doing time in prison.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of February 10
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Commissioners support Lebanon Rescue Mission’s planned expansion project
Lebanon County Commissioners conducted county business at their Feb. 6 meeting, including several real estate-involved transactions.
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North Cornwall Township moves forward with 2025 road paving project
The North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to advertise the 2025 paving project at its meeting Feb. 4.
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West Lebanon Township appoints emergency management coordinator
The West Lebanon Township Board of Commissioners unanimously agreed to appoint Brianna Laliberte with Lebanon County Emergency Management Services as the township’s emergency management coordinator (EMS) at its Feb. 3 meeting.
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Jonestown searches for more funds as curbing project becomes costlier
The estimated project costs have increased from around $1.2 million to about $1.9 million. Though most of that is covered by grants, higher costs mean the borough would have to pay more out of its own budget if it decides to move forward.
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Lebanon County NAACP protests District Attorney Pier Hess Graf’s ‘fire’ comment
The Lebanon County NAACP filed a complaint with Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court Disciplinary Board after District Attorney Pier Hess Graf was reported to have said she hoped a reporter “burns in a fire.”
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Avian flu detected at commercial poultry farm in Lebanon County, ag dept. says
At least one commercial poultry farm in Lebanon County is now dealing with an outbreak of avian flu.
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Lebanon County Commissioner Mike Kuhn to have hip surgery
Lebanon County Commissioner Mike Kuhn will have surgery the week of Feb. 17 to repair wear and tear caused by leading an active lifestyle.
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Jackson Township takes steps to repair East Main Avenue Bridge
The bridge is still safe to use, but a 2023 report suggested fixing the scour and adding rock protection to help avoid future bank erosion.
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The BearCat is a beast in the arsenal of Lebanon County law enforcement
The 17,550-pound BearCat, named Unit 121 in honor of fallen Lebanon police Lt. William Lebo, provides Lebanon County law enforcement with enhanced tactical capabilities while also appearing at community events.
