The United Way of Lebanon County has awarded Community Impact Grants totaling $186,000 to 20 local health and human service organizations.
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Lebanon Pride returns despite late planning [Photo Story]
Despite being planned at the last minute, this year’s Pride celebration went off without a hitch.
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Anyone with a cellphone can help do community science at Middle Creek
Anyone with a cellphone can participate in a new form of community science at the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area – and it doesn’t cost anything or take more than a moment of time.
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10th annual Spinstock festival brings flow arts to Lebanon [Photo Story]
The tenth annual Spinstock Flow Arts Festival was held Saturday at Coleman’s Park, sparking music and movement from noon to nine p.m.
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Campbelltown Community Alliance holds dedication at community park playground
The Campbelltown Community Park playground, which was built by volunteers organized by the Campbelltown Community Alliance in late October, got its official kickoff May 30 with a dedication ceremony and ribbon-cutting.
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NAACP announces $1,000 2024 Lebanon County Diversity Scholarship winner
A graduating senior from Northern Lebanon High School is the 2024 winner of a $1,000 Lebanon County Diversity Scholarship from the Lebanon County branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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Lebanon native prepares to drop his debut studio album this summer
A 21-year-old who was born and raised in Lebanon County is preparing to drop his debut studio album this summer.
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Luna moth-inspired art piece to live and transform in Mount Gretna this summer
Visitors are welcome to pose with the set of wings for the camera and share the pictures using #lebanonvalleyarts on social media platforms.
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Pennsylvania’s top marksmen revealed during Governor’s Twenty competition
More than 100 soldiers and airmen with the Pennsylvania National Guard competed in the annual Governor’s Twenty marksmanship competition at Fort Indiantown Gap on May 9-11.
