People & Places

The Timeless Cafe is the latest in a growing number of restaurants finding a niche in downtown Lebanon after 5pm.

By following in his father’s footsteps, Stu Perlmutter very much left his own mark on the Lebanon community.

When you come right down to it, Amaury Abreu is pursuing the elusive concept of the ‘American Dream’. And one of the reasons that’s so refreshing is he reaffirms: The dream is still alive.

Built in 1871, the fate of the Wenger Meetinghouse has not always been guaranteed. Here’s the inside story of the building’s restoration.

A 34-year tradition of providing free dental care to the community takes place again this Friday at Cornwall Family Dentistry.

The Pennsylvania Chautauqua formally dedicated Soldiers Field on Saturday following its million dollar acquisition of the property earlier this year.

Patches Family Creamery, a farm operation located southeast of the City of Lebanon, is a local treat for all ages.

Join us for a century-old Lebanon County summer tradition: A trip to the Mt. Gretna Lake & Beach.

LebTown ventured out to Southeast Playground on Saturday morning to capture the scene at the 5th Annual Sweep the Streets High School Varsity 5-on-5 Tournament.

Greg Lyons retired today after a 41 year career, a local institution in radio broadcasting.

Six Lebanon residents received an honorable mention for their entry in the Draw the Lines PA Congressional Mapping Competition.

250+ years on, the Alexander Schaeffer farm remains alive with animals, including a special herd of cattle.

The 7th annual Spinstock Flow Arts Festival took place yesterday at Coleman’s Park, its first time being held in that location.

The Lieutenant Governor’s residence at Fort Indiantown Gap has been put to public use since the days of its first LG resident, Lebanon County’s late Ernie Kline.