In the early 2000s, Jim Keyton stumbled across something in a Hershey Chocolate Company dumpster that didn’t belong there.
People & Places
Thousands of flags placed to honor veterans buried in county cemeteries
It’s an annual recognition that almost didn’t happen in time for Memorial Day this year.
A Memorial Day (and possibly summer) without community pools
Some community pools have already decided to close for the season while others will make a decision sometime in June.
Tour de Lebanon Valley pushed to July
New strategies may need to be put in place to ensure current health guidelines are met during the event.
John Gloninger and his lasting legacy in North Cornwall Township
Lebanon native, Revolutionary War colonel, and North Cornwall park: how John Gloninger’s legacy lives on.
Nursing homes switch gears on resident activities amid COVID-19
Pony window visits, call bell bingo, and staff-organized parades are just a few of the ways nursing homes are keeping residents entertained.
We want to see the best Lebanon County home gardens
We know that peak color may have already passed for some of you, but we want to make the season last as long as possible by collecting photos from the community of the best home gardens for a future photo story on LebTown.
Lebanon Valley College graduate earns Fulbright award
Allyson Butz received the award to be an English teaching assistant for students in Germany.
Youth Advocate director Ed Harmon helps kids move in the right direction
Harmon has been working at Youth Advocate Programs for 16 years. He gave LebTown a glimpse of the important work he does.
Annual Annville Memorial Day Parade will be ‘quiet memorial’ this year
Due to the pandemic, the 30-year tradition will take on a new form this year. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t participate.
Musician Olivia Farabaugh adapts to stay-at-home guidelines
Local singer-songwriter Olivia Farabaugh is one of the many people whose careers and lives have been altered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
How Lebanon became the home office of Late Night with David Letterman
The story behind Lebanon’s Late Night run in the ’90s is one of the most intriguing histories of the city.
Funeral director returns after 2 weeks with Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team in NYC
Steve Lum was called into New York City on March 31 to help process COVID-19 victims. Here, he recalls his experience.
Profiles Remembered: Randy Strobel, who saw the best in others and the world
It is not how we pass, but how we live that defines us. Randy Strobel lived an exemplary life.
WellSpan joins national campaign to publicly distribute masks
Good’s Store will be assisting in the initiative locally, with all four area stores acting as drop-off points for WellSpan masks.