Lebanon attorney David R. Warner, Jr. wants to be magisterial district judge for Palmyra Borough, North Londonderry, South Londonderry, East Hanover, and Cold Spring townships.
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Liz Judd announces run as Republican for Lebanon County judgeship
Another candidate has announced their bid for the Lebanon County Court of Common Pleas judgeship left open by the retirement of Judge Samuel A. Kline.
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Lebanon County Dems announce countywide meeting on Feb. 16
The Lebanon County Democratic Committee is hosting a countywide meeting on Thursday, Feb. 16, in Annville.
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Lebanon City Council fills positions, tweaks budget, handles old business
Lebanon City Council disposed of an agenda dominated by personnel appointments and the final approval of several bills preliminarily passed last month.
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Cynthia Lyons announces run for open seat as Palmyra magisterial district judge
With Palmyra Magisterial District Judge Carl Garver not seeking a third term, Palmyra residents will have an opportunity to select a new person to take the position starting in 2024.
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Salvation Army Lebanon Corps meets goal with annual Red Kettle Campaign
The Salvation Army Lebanon Corps met its fundraising goal of $93,000 for the annual Red Kettle Campaign, concluding the drive just over the goal amount with $93,600 raised.
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Kuhn campaigns at funeral home; says he wants to bury negative politics in county
At his first-ever campaign event in a bid for elected office, Mike Kuhn addressed the question that was on everyone’s mind: why is it being held in a reception room of a funeral home?
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of January 23
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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County to apply for ARPA funding for affordable housing renovations
Commissioners seeks affordable housing funds, address change orders for new 911 Center and select new mail-in ballot vendor at bi-weekly meeting.
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Thousands of Pa. homeowners feel stuck in a high-stakes game of telephone with their homes, vital utilities on the line
Backlogs and bottlenecks have dragged out wait times for a $350 million Pennsylvania mortgage relief program.
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How communities in north-central Pa. are attempting to preserve a scarce resource: darkness
Light pollution is slowing encroaching on the Pennsylvania Wilds. Environmental groups and residents are suggesting regulations that protect night sky views and the commerce they bring.
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Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro loosens his predecessor’s notoriously strict gift ban for top officials
Gov. Tom Wolf’s gift ban barred officials from accepting even water bottles. New Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro has announced new, more permissive rules.
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Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro fills executive staff with loyal allies, political veterans
Newly minted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is stocking his executive staff of advisors, mediators, and policy experts with political veterans and loyal allies.
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North Lebanon Twp. hosts public hearing on Escambia zoning amendment request
Residents filled the seats at Monday’s North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors meeting to speak their mind on a considered zoning amendment for parts of 1675 and 1677 Grace Ave.
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Who has Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro nominated for his cabinet? (Full list)
The proposed cabinet would assemble people from across the ideological spectrum who already have experience at top levels of government and public service.
