Former Lebanon City Council member Cornell Wilson was sworn in as a member of the Governor’s Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs (GACLA) Jan. 10.

We’re wrapping up 2019 and wanted to share some of our favorite photo stories from the past year.

Contentious elections, a curious one-way street, and more deep dives into the histories of local landmarks, family-owned businesses, and cultural fads.

National Wreaths Across America Day is Saturday, Dec. 14, and for the first time, Covenant Greenwood Cemetery in Ebenezer will be part of the observance.

With Black Friday nearly here, Lebanon Transit is ready to serve all your shopping-related transit needs.

The Lebanon Valley Conservancy surpassed its goal of planting 1,000 trees this fall, all thanks to the help of local volunteers.

Performing on stage at Carnegie Hall has always been considered a great honor. This weekend, 12 members of the St. Andrews choir will get that chance.

At the second annual Tower to Town 10-mile race, Luis Miranda and Olivia Guilbert placed first in the male and female rankings respectively.

Olivia Thorpe will now represent Pennsylvania at the national competition in Scottsdale, Arizona.

After his March injury, Lebanon firefighter Dave Smiley returned to work October 13.

The Lebanon County Commission For Women (LCCW) is now accepting nominees to the 2020 Women’s Hall of Fame and they need your help to find them.

From now until October 31, specially decorated pumpkins are available at the Lebanon Farmers Market during regular Market hours.

During the first week of October, Support Connections of Lebanon County will be launching a new class aimed at increasing the number of people achieving self-sufficiency.

Here’s the scoop on the local roots of a new Burn Pits 360 PSA featuring comedian Jon Stewart.