The North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to appoint resident Richard Blouch to the Regional Police Commission at its meeting Monday, in addition to supervisors Gary Heisey and Ardy Snook.
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Mount Gretna Film Festival honors film shorts, memory of area actor/director
The first-ever Mt. Gretna International Film Festival (MtGIFF) honored the memory of a local actor/director and short films from around the world.
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‘The Voice’ artist to appear at Allen Theatre, bring ‘Night of Hope’
Jay Allen will share his music and his message during an event to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Cornwall Manor in Annville at the Allen Theatre on Friday, Aug. 23.
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County Commissioners provide hotel tax grants, settle human relations complaint
Lebanon County Commissioners check-in on hotel tax grant applications and agree to settle a human relations complaint during their latest public meeting on Thursday, Aug. 15.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of August 19
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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South Annville supervisors approve Wynfield 4-lot subdivision plans
Board moves to provide monetary assistance to Garman Builders to widen Reigerts Lane.
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COLA proposes recalculated surchage for treating high strength waste
The City of Lebanon Authority is looking to change how it charges industries that contribute higher concentrations of organic and inorganic matter into the waste stream than domestic or residential users.
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Palmyra Borough Council approves financial security reduction in close vote
Palmyra Borough Council approves reduction in financial security for East Ridge Road Melrose Development project and PennDOT winter maintenance agreement for 2025-2030.
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4 veterans honored with Quilts of Valor at CompeerCorps free monthly breakfast
On Aug. 14, four local veterans were awarded Quilts of Valor by CompeerCorps of Lebanon County during its monthly Coffee & Camaraderie Breakfast event.
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Ribbon-cutting ceremony gives first look inside new Lebanon Junior High School
Lebanon School District opens new $62 million Junior High School to alleviate district-wide overcrowding, educating 900 7th- and 8th-graders starting this fall.
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Myerstown council hears rental concerns, advances plans for 2025 carnival
The Myerstown Borough Council heard resident concerns about a property being rented short-term at its monthly meeting Tuesday.
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South Londonderry Township supervisors approve three new ordinances
The approved ordinances include the open burn ordinance, solid waste reduction and recyclable materials ordinance, and disposal of solid waste ordinance.
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Cornwall Borough Council moves forward with plans to enforce Alden Place traffic
Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to continue working towards an agreement for the Cornwall Borough Police Department to enforce traffic violations along Alden Way at its monthly meeting Monday.
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N. Annville Twp. fire company merger advances despite stalled bylaws pact
North Annville Township will launch a new fire company come Jan. 1, 2025, whether a stalled merger agreement is executed or not.
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PennDOT rehabilitation of Rt. 22 bridge in East Hanover Township starts this week
PennDOT announced Tuesday that work will begin this week on a half-million dollar rehabilitation project for a bridge on Route 22 in East Hanover Township.
