Jackson Township Board of Supervisors approved a $99,000 payment to Axis Stabilization for work to correct a partially collapsed wing wall on South Ramona Road bridge.
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Utility pole work on U.S. Route 322 to bring lane restrictions starting Monday
PennDOT says drivers should expect daytime lane restrictions on eastbound Route 322 between Dauphin and Lebanon counties through mid-June.
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North Cornwall Township approves utility hole modifications
North Cornwall Township Supervisors approved a bid of $35,430 by Custer Excavating for manhole installation and modifications.
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Cornwall P&Z continues review of Knoll subdivision, Boyd Street warehouse plans
The Cornwall Borough Planning and Zoning Commission heard updates on the Knoll and Boyd Street Warehouse plans, neither of which is ready for final approval, at its monthly meeting June 1. The commission unanimously recommended time extensions for both plans.
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West Lebanon Township commissioners accept township manager’s resignation
Antoinette Issis has served West Lebanon Township in some capacity since 2015 and will continue to work part-time for the township.
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Celebrate! Annville hopes to make Holiday Parade of Lights an annual event
Celebrate! Annville has asked the township’s board of supervisors to close streets, prohibit parking for an inaugural evening parade on the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
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LVRT to open Phase 10A this month, hold 30th anniversary celebration this week
Phase 10A of the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail, which is described as one of the most scenic sections of the nearly 26-mile-long trail, is set to open this month.
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Guilty pleas entered in 2023 triple murder on Lebanon’s north side
Almost three years to the day, three men plead guilty to the May 2023 murders of three young people at a Lebanon apartment building. Sentencing will occur in August.
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Senior citizen homelessness rising in Lebanon County; mission at capacity
A growing problem of senior homelessness has helped lead to Lebanon Rescue Mission’s shelters being at capacity, according to local officials.
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Protestors gather in 6 counties Monday to demand Meuser hold a town hall
The 64th edition of Mondays with Meuser in Lebanon County marked the first time that simultaneous protests were held in six of the 12 counties within U.S. Congressman Dan Meuser’s entire 9th district, organizers said Monday.
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Data centers, property taxes, and housing highlight 101st District town hall meeting
Rep. John Schlegel (R-101) discusses data centers, property taxes, and housing, among other topics, during a town hall session on Thursday, May 28.
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Heidelberg supervisors discuss township ban on compression-release brakes
The Heidelberg Township Board of Supervisors expressed lack of interest in pursuing a brake retarder ordinance similar to that of Millcreek Township at its monthly meeting Tuesday.
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South Lebanon Township declines zoning partnership with Cornwall Borough
South Lebanon Township turned down Cornwall Borough’s invitation to explore joint zoning, with officials saying they want to preserve the township’s current agricultural and residential land-use balance.
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Palmyra approves ordinance update supported by controversial developer
Assistant borough manager Brenda Pera said the developer is interested in pursuing the project again following the zoning change.
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County commissioners, controller send letters to DA about fiscal affairs
Lebanon County officials are working with District Attorney Pier Hess Graf to draft memorandums of understanding after her office used federal 287(g) funds to buy a vehicle without going through required county purchasing channels.
