People & Places

What’s a bigger thrill for a college student-athlete: beating a Big Ten football team with a last-second field goal, or getting a full scholarship that wipes out the last two years of a $25,000 annual tuition bill?

Progressive Playground is the latest area in the city of Lebanon to get a new look via public art. Installation of a mosaic mural at the playground was completed at the end of July.

Though the music in his life may be a different tune than what he anticipated as a young man, Uraga uses his passion to gift local children with knowledge of his craft and enrich their lives with culture.

No residents were hurt when the 150-year-old tree toppled onto the Buckingham Mansion porch on Monday evening.

Churchgoers at St. Benedict Abbot, like many across the country, are adjusting to a new reality.

St. John’s United Church of Christ closed June 28. The church had been active for 159 years.

The hundreds of cottages throughout Mt. Gretna showcase the area’s unique history.

Commissioned by A&M owner David Warner Jr. and painted by Lebanon mural artist Katie Trainer from a design created by Warner’s spouse, Kristine, the mural serves as a welcome to those arriving in Campbelltown.

With summer now in full force, many people are looking to get outside and enjoy nature. Memorial Lake State Park is a great place to do that.

We Are Lebanon, Pa.’s latest project is designed to celebrate the positive influences local police have on the community through personal testimonials, as interviews with officers themselves.

Jen Smith, a 38-year-old resident of Jonestown, is one of Pennsylvania’s leaders in the fight against addiction, and opioids specifically. Her title says “Secretary of Drug and Alcohol Programs,” but she’s really a general.