Local singer-songwriter Olivia Farabaugh is one of the many people whose careers and lives have been altered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
People & Places
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.
Pat Krebs wants to welcome you to the historic village of Campbelltown
Campbelltown resident Pat Krebs is brimming with pride for the village, its history and most of all, its people.
Give Forward Lebanon a win-win for residents, restaurants in crisis
Local residents are helping feed their neighbors by purchasing takeout for them to pick up at participating restaurants.
Former Lebanon reporter still unsettled by Palmyra slaying, 25 years after trial
During his time on the crime beat at the Lebanon Daily News, Les Stewart reported on plenty of atrocities. Covering the trial of Carolyn King and Bradley Martin, however, was an unrivaled experience.
#VirtualDinnerParty helps keep local restaurants busy
With dine-in options unavailable, people across Lebanon County are supporting local restaurants by hosting organized virtual takeout parties.
Brooke and Bryan Smith serve Lebanon County separately but together
In the world of local service and community impact, Bryan and Brooke Smith are a power couple.
Daily heroism of frontline healthcare workers more apparent than ever
Frontline healthcare workers are heroes. And in this time of pandemic, we need heroes more than ever.
Effort arises to create fabric masks for healthcare workers, first responders
The nationwide shortage of personal protective equipment has area crafters firing up their sewing machines in an effort to sew fabric masks to donate to healthcare workers and emergency responders.
Local artist paints mural to provide inspiration during COVID-19 crisis
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, professional mural artist Katie Trainer painted a new mural to promote inspiration and hope.
Locally crafted colonial dower chest owned by Lick family featured on ‘Antiques Roadshow’ segment
Fans of the PBS show “Antiques RoadShow” may have noticed a piece with local connections on a recent broadcast.
Finding sweet therapy in nature – the birding life of Bill Wertz
Bill Wertz enjoys watching, studying and chronicling the movements of birds in much the same way that we enjoy his family’s caramel corn.