Youth aged 8 to 18 showcased projects they’ve completed in the last year of participation in the 4-H Friends Club at a roundup event Thursday, Aug. 1.
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Salvation Army prepares to open Client Choice Pantry to serve Lebanon County
The Salvation Army of Lebanon County is opening up a new “Client Choice Pantry” in September, and they need the community’s help to fill it.
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2024 National Night Out events set across Lebanon County (Updated)
This year’s National Night Out will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 6, with four police departments, one township, and a playground association set to participate.
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Swatara Township supervisors honor longtime member of zoning board
The Swatara Township Board of Supervisors honored a longtime member of the township Zoning Hearing Board, who stepped down after serving the community for 18 years.
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CLA’s 26th annual Car and Motorcycle Show to be held at courthouse on Aug. 18
The 26th annual Car and Motorcycle Show is set to take place on Sunday, Aug. 18, from 12-4 p.m., at the Lebanon County Courthouse.
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Dee Neff to retire as Annville Free Library director, reflects on 35-plus year career
Dee Neff will officially retire from the Annville Free Library on Friday, July 19, celebrating a career that spanned more than three and a half decades.
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Gus Deraco’s hosts monthly open mic night emceed by ELCO student musician
Gus Deraco’s Italian Sandwiches invites creatives to perform at its open mic nights held from 6-8 p.m. on the third Saturday of every month.
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United Way awards grants to 20 nonprofit health and human service organizations
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.
