The Lebanon County Conservation District Annual Tree & Plant Sale has returned and is offering a variety of conifers, hardwoods, perennials, and fruits with many native and pollinator species available.

A funeral director’s and a remarried widow’s perspectives on “moving on” from the loss of a loved one.

Prevention of substance use and gambling disorders is NOT simply about telling kids not to do these things. Effective prevention starts with identifying what children and youth in the community need, and then meeting that need with research-backed strategies.

How LFCU can help you get a handle on household debts with a Debt Consolidation Loan Special.

Visit Lebanon Valley, the Destination Marketing Organization in Lebanon County has commenced a second county-wide Java Journey.

Skills for Life is a group educational program that provides intervention for young people experimenting with alcohol or other drugs, and prevention for all populations of young people.

For anyone grieving the loss of a loved one, the pandemic was just one difficult situation to experience during the holiday season. Now we face a new year that will be different than any other.

LCDC Response to recent events surrounding the November election and violence on January 6.

The COVID-19 virus has impacted everyone’s life and regular routines are being affected, including taking care of banking needs. Fortunately, most of your banking can now be handled safely online, via your mobile device, or by landline.

Buzgon Davis is pleased to introduce Attorney Bret Wiest as the firm's newest partner, effective January 1, 2021.

As the economic implications of a global pandemic continue to unfold, community members in Lebanon County need help to find employment opportunities and improve their economic situations.

The Lebanon Valley Chamber has announced its 2020 Community Builder of the Year and will honor Guadalupe Barba at their virtual Membership Meeting this Friday.

“Reading gives us a place to go when we have to stay where we are” – Mason Cooley. Reading with a child is one of the most important things a parent or caregiver can do to set their child up for success.

Children in low-income families are already 12 to 14 months behind in language and pre-reading skills by the time they enter kindergarten.

Dance teacher and mentor Judy Williams Henry will be honored with the ATHENA Award in a presentation hosted by the Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce.