Lebanon County’s hawk watch site is one of about 200 across the Americas that support the world’s largest migration monitoring database.
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Is the Stony Valley area of northern Lebanon County haunted?
How haunted is the area known as Stony Valley in northern Lebanon County?
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Kel Lee Entertainment brings community to trivia nights at Lebanon brewery
Fasnacht said he hopes his trivia nights, which he hosts in Lancaster and Lebanon County venues, can also help local businesses get people in the doors.
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Perfect weather colors Coleman Park Harvest Festival [Photo Story]
Saturday’s sunny, breezy weather was perfect for Coleman Park’s Harvest Festival.
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Palmyra, LVC graduate earns national chemistry award for ‘nanoscale’ work
Ray Schaak, a Palmyra and Lebanon Valley College alumnus, recently won a national award for his research in synthetic inorganic chemistry.
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More than 20,000 Luke Bryan fans kicked up the dust at a farm in Grantville
More than 20,000 concertgoers clad in cowboy hats, flannel, and denim danced the night away with Luke Bryan and his special guests.
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33rd annual Pennsylvania Dutch-inspired chicken festival Hinkelfest opens Friday
Festivalgoers flocked to Fireman’s Park, 2652 S. Pine Grove St., for the opening of the 33rd annual Hinkelfest late Friday afternoon.
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Local mental health professional wants to help the helpers
Those whose job is to help and protect others know something the public rarely sees: Sometimes they get as sick as, or sicker than, those they treat. Kayla “Bird” Kressler knows. Now, she’s turning her attention to helping her fellow caregivers.
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A sweet ride: Miller brothers’ 167 years of work at Hershey Chocolate Company
George, Tom, Jim, and Bob Miller discussed sweet, bittersweet, and not-so-sweet moments from their “sweet ride” at Hershey Chocolate Company.
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Lebanon Transit offers discounted student fare cards for school year
Lebanon Transit is offering student fare cards that will allow cardholders to ride the bus for any purpose at a discounted rate.
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Children’s book by two Lebanon natives teaches about the immune system
Fighter Clay Saves the Day teaches young readers about how their bodies fight sickness and why washing their hands is important.
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Alex Stanilla releases new single, says people enjoy live music more post-COVID
Local singer Alex Stanilla has a new song to share with his fans.
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[Photo Story] 50th annual Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show celebrates the arts
Amidst the Year of the Arts in Mount Gretna, the 50th annual Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show celebrated a variety of art forms on Aug. 17-18.
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Todd Kemble of Get Checkered shares his story of addiction and recovery
Todd Kemble shares his story of losing his brother and almost losing his friend’s life and his own life to addiction before getting sober.
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Former Coast Guard Academy & LVC educator self-publishes haiku collection
Cdr. Dan McKinley, a former educator at the Coast Guard Academy who retired as an administrator and humanities instructor at Lebanon Valley College, self-published his first book of 50 haiku, titled “Red Sky at Night.”
