Category: Community Shoutouts

The Lebanon County Area Agency on Aging (LCAAA) is looking for volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels in the Palmyra area.

Cedar Crest High School grad Ryan Neiswender was a member of Team USA as they defeated Canada at the Parapan American Games in Lima, Peru over Labor Day weekend.

A Northern Lebanon High School senior recently participated in a program that prepared her to help other Hispanic students looking to go to college.

The Lebanon County Library System celebrated its 150,000th e-book checkout by awarding a new tablet.

Union Hose Company of Annville is in search of additional volunteers.

The United Way of Lebanon County held a campaign kickoff breakfast Friday morning at Lebanon High School, officially opening the 2019-20 fundraising season.

A lead medical support assistant at the Lebanon VA Medical Center recently received a a high, state-wide honor.

The City of Lebanon’s National Night Out festivities took place at the Salvation Army last night, and LebTown was there to capture the scene. Lebanon’s event was one of a half-dozen National Night Out gatherings held in Lebanon County on Tuesday night as part of the national annual event, meant to foster relationships between communities […]

The 26th Bucktail Reunion took place in Myerstown this past weekend commemorating the regiment of Pennsylvania rifleman formed during the Civil War known as “The Bucktails.

The Annville-Cleona Community Pool held a Christmas in July event on July 25.

The young athletes of Lebanon Valley 10U All Stars have handily won two recent championships in quick succession—undefeated, no less.

The Lebanon Valley Community Tennis Association is planning to build an indoor tennis facility around the tennis courts at Optimist Park.

The Lebanon Valley Conservancy is preserving 172 acres of farmland near Fort Indiantown Gap through an agricultural conservation easement.

We’re taking today off, but wanted to wish everyone a happy 4th of July.

Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity recently announced that it will begin renovating three fire damaged homes on Cumberland Street in Lebanon by the end of the summer.