Duvall is running as a Democrat in the deeply-red 102nd district against incumbent Rep. Russ Diamond, who ran unopposed in 2016.
People & Places
Former mayor George Kaufman governed Jonestown with his heart
Kaufman is ten years removed from his time as Jonestown’s influential mayor. His recollection of that era remains vivid, because it so much reflected who he really is as a person.
Community raises money for local mom recovering after being struck by vehicle
A GoFundMe page has raised more than $10,000 for a young Lebanon mother critically injured after being hit by a vehicle last winter.
Country String Shop and Music Academy carries on community tradition
Owner Bob Cain recalls the history of the building and reflects on the importance of music in the community.
A trek into the wilderness of the Lebanon Reservoir and Jeff’s Swamp
A hike to the source of Lebanon’s water supply in the wilderness of central Pennsylvania.
We want to know your favorite ice cream orders in Lebanon County
Cherry malt at Twin Kiss? Chocolate-dipped cone at Dairy Queen? A Jigger in Mt. Gretna? We want to know where you go for ice cream in Lebanon County.
Cedar Crest grad now part of rocket assembly logistics team
From flying model planes in Annville to overseeing supply chain logistics for rockets, Lebanon native Jordan Charles has long been drawn to math and science.
Community leaders unite to offer free anti-racism online seminar
Several members of community organizations have come together to host a workshop series encouraging people to take action against racism.
Senator Casey recognizes mask-sewing efforts of Lebanon County women
U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) held a call in late May to recognize the mask-sewing efforts of Women Working Behind the Scenes.
[Photo Story] The most-loved home gardens in Lebanon County
With summer heat coming quickly, we asked last week for submissions from local greenthumbs to show us the most-loved Lebanon County home gardens.
A memorial to local fallen heroes was almost lost. This veteran is preserving their stories
In the early 2000s, Jim Keyton stumbled across something in a Hershey Chocolate Company dumpster that didn’t belong there.
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.



















