Lebanon Community Theatre is looking for some “creative, community-minded individuals” to take positions on the organization’s board of directors and committees next year.
Community Shoutouts
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
2 Lebanon County crafters advance to nationals after PA Make It With Wool
Two Lebanon County crafters will represent Pennsylvania next year at the National Make It with Wool competition in January in Reno, Nevada.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Meet Ronice Nolt, the new director at Annville Free Library
As the Annville Free Library celebrates the successful completion of its expansion project, it also welcomes Ronice Nolt as library director.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Veterans, active-duty service personnel participate in veterans hunt at GLRA
A group of veterans and active-duty servicemen took part in the fourth annual Veterans Hunt co-sponsored by Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority and the National Wild Turkey Federation, Blue Mountain Chapter earlier this month.
Posted inNews
Communities created at Clarence Schock Park with local veterans, park volunteers
Lebanon VA vets build bat, bluebird, and screech owl houses for critters living at Clarence Schock Memorial Park at Governor Dick.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Despite drizzle, Apple Cider Festival draws guests to Levitz Memorial Park
The annual Apple Cider Festival — the second since the event was paused due to COVID-19 — drew over 2,000 guests to H.M. Levitz Memorial Park Sunday.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
Grant funding available to improve Lebanon County creek watersheds
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is seeking applications from conservation partners for projects to be conducted in the Quittapahilla and Tulpehocken creek watersheds in Lebanon and Berks counties.
Posted inCommunity Shoutouts
LebTown attends read-through of Gretna Theatre’s ‘Whispers in the Dark’
Retelling folklore from Lebanon County and beyond, Gretna Theatre storytellers will guide guests through Mount Gretna’s woods as part of the Whispers in the Dark series, with 24 shows planned Oct. 9 through Oct. 18.
