The National Guard Bureau is restarting an effort to remediate the former Mount Gretna area military training camp that has its origins in an 1880s era act of generosity by local corporate titan Robert H. Coleman.

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It was the first time Viet Nguyen visited Fort Indiantown Gap since his family had been refugees there in the summer of 1975.

Community leaders and others remember the businessman and philanthropist, who died Dec. 16.

Four cows, specifically, from the Brook-Corner Holsteins farm will be putting their maternal instincts on display as people gather at the Calving Corner, a relatively new exhibition at the Pennsylvania Farm Show that shares the miracle of birth, barnyard style.

Lebanon County local Darrel Moyer has long had a passion for Christmas decorating, and he is now putting that passion to work at the National Christmas Center of Pennsylvania, where he got a job in July.

Local actor/director Jack Ferry began his career in poultry management, but it took a switch to law to get him into the theater.

A new visitors kiosk has been installed at the Gemberling-Rex House in Schaefferstown, welcoming visitors to one of the oldest settlements in Lebanon County.

A recent podcast interview between Gretna Bill and Friends of Governor Dick member Ryan Fretz delved into an issue on the top of many people’s minds in the Mount Gretna area – development and tree-clearing.

It’s not even Thanksgiving yet, but elaborate Christmas displays are starting to light up again for Lebanon’s holiday season.