Category: News

Lebanon Valley College is dropping some academic programs in an effort to control its instructional costs.

Through the national Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA), Lebanon County households earning $54,000 or less are eligible for free tax preparation services.

As of today, the snow geese population at Middle Creek is back up to 85,000.

According to Met-Ed, about 400 residents are without power this morning as the area endures extremely high winds.

Local World War Two veteran Richerd Kerkeslager was recognized for his service Friday afternoon in a ceremony at Cedar Haven.

Tyler Austin Weaber-Haag of Palmyra waived his right to a preliminary hearing this week, moving the case one step closer to trial.

Annville Township Police have charged three people for the November robbery of the Union Hose Social Club.

A potential training exercise scheduled for March 4-8 could bring a squadron of F-16’s out to Lebanon County.

The snow geese population at Middle Creek topped out this past weekend around 50,000 birds, with the peak presence lasting less than 24 hours.

All area school districts have issued a two hour delay for today, Thursday, February 21.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission has released its schedule for trout stocking ahead of the county’s March 30 opening day.

All area school districts are closed today, Wednesday, February 20.

In a press event today, County Commissioner Jo Ellen Litz (D) announced her re-election campaign and reaffirmed her commitment to put “people above politics.”

Here’s your overview to important election dates in the next nine months.