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.

Don’t be left out in the cold! Join other polar bears as they plunge into the New Year while raising funds for DDS!

When new fourth grader, Jesus, seemed to be having behavior issues in school, Community School Coordinator, Christina Tinoco was able to break down his barriers to learning.

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals in our community were faced with difficult financial decisions, juggling their health expenses with their basic costs of living and often coming up short.

The Lebanon Valley Chamber has invited Bob Dowd, Director of Lebanon County Emergency Services, to take us deeper into what we need to know to best control how COVID-19 affects us and your business.

“The Adventures of Lebanon Lilly” children’s book is available just in time for the holidays. Pick up your copy today for just $10 at any of our Lebanon County Libraries in Palmyra, Annville, Lebanon, Myerstown, Richland, and Matthews in Fredericksburg. 

Jonestown Bank & Trust Co. (JBT) is participating in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program during the 2020 holiday season. The bank has been a supporter of this effort for more than 20 years.

Leadership Lebanon Valley is accepting applications for the Leadership Lebanon Valley Class of 2021 and challenges you to ask yourself, do you have what it takes to make a difference?

The percentage of services (and non-services) involving cremated remains continue to rise. Questions about what to do with the cremated remains is also becoming more frequent since the beginning of COVID-19

Visit Lebanon Valley, the Destination Marketing Organization in Lebanon County is promoting shop small, shop local this holiday season with their digital gift guides.