Fans of the PBS show “Antiques RoadShow” may have noticed a piece with local connections on a recent broadcast.
People & Places
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.
Leading life at 83 full steam ahead – the many outdoors interests of Pete Silldorff
There’s always one in every group. And of the groups he’s in, Pete Silldorff is always that one.
Still time to catch the tens of thousands of snow geese flocking at Middle Creek
If you haven’t headed out to Middle Creek to see the tens of thousands of geese stopping in the area, there’s still some time to catch them before they head up north.
Hershey Bears share healthy habits with Lebanon Middle School students
This past Wednesday, players from the Hershey Bears visited Lebanon Middle School along with members of Penn State PRO Wellness to celebrate wellness efforts with local students.
Crest grad Rose McDaid enters THON home stretch, “crazy dream” since CCMS
On Friday, Feb. 21, 2020, Rose McDaid looked at her phone. It was 5:55 p.m., five minutes before she would stand up for the first time as a dancer at THON. Eight years of dedication and eight visits to eight different THONs had wound down to five minutes.
Cedar Crest grad brings homegrown fundraising passion to Penn State THON
Alongside 706 other students chosen to dance in the no-sitting, no-sleeping dance marathon, Lebanon County resident Rose McDaid is bringing years of passion for the cause to the floor of the Bryce Jordan Center.
100 years of ‘community within a community’ at Lebanon Country Club
LCC president Pete Gebhard recalls the club’s history, and a century of changes he believes reflect larger, societal shifts.
Meet Greer Leggat, the Lebanon artist behind popular ‘Be Kind’ shirts
The 22-year-old artist is the new face of Vanity Fair’s “Universal Design and Inclusion Program,” aimed at hiring workers with disabilities.
The model train shop downtown may be one of the last of its kind
Draude’s Derailment on Eighth Street began as a passion project. Now, 45 years later, the store is brimming with cultural artifacts of a bygone era.
New DA responds to first day media scrutiny, calls for Republican party unity
Lebanon County DA Pier Hess Graf didn’t expect to be thrust into the news quite so quickly.
The many hats of Becky Gacono
Rebecca Jo Gacono-Harlan—”Becky,” for short—is a complex person with a number of natural talents. More than anything, Gacono tries to be a good citizen.
[Photo Story] Lebanon County groundhogs Uni & Grady split on forecast
Lebanon County groundhogs Uni and Grady were split on their forecasts this weekend regarding how much winter is left in store.
‘Uni’ isn’t short for unique, but it could be
His name is ‘Uni,’ short for Union Canal. But it might as well stand for ‘Unique.’
From Lebanon: Matt Busch, the artist connecting Lebanon city to Star Wars
Lebanon-born artist Matt Busch has worked on a variety of official Star Wars illustrations, in addition to various other projects.