Once a quarterback at Lock Haven and Clarion, Kyle Knight now works as a patrolman for the South Lebanon Township Police Department.
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These young men will carry ‘All-Lebanon County’ moniker with them forever
The six Lebanon County head football coaches recently announced their 2024 All-Lebanon County all-star team.
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Lebanon Catholic grad swaps adversity for personal and professional success
After some difficult times as a young adult, Samantha Murray has found happiness through marriage, motherhood, and a bridal glam business.
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Raiders walk — and sometimes run — all over Zach Longenecker’s hard work
Annville-Cleona graduate Zach Longenecker has made a name for himself in NFL head groundskeeper circles with the Las Vegas Raiders.
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Mark Lerchen’s smile will be missed most of all
A longtime youth sports coach and mentor for the Annville-Cleona community, Mark Lerchen passed away over the weekend from ALS.
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Cedar Crest football team had best season of Lebanon County schools
The team ended 8-4 and had its first playoff win since 1997. The season ended with a 28-3 loss to Wilson.
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Shuey Golf Tournament is a perfect tribute to its Annville namesake
A group of the late Tom Shuey’s family and friends donated over $100,000 in the last 10 years, thanks to the Shuey Golf Tournament.
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Mike Gross has transformed sportswriting into a work of art
Lebanon native Mike Gross is retiring after 42 glorious years as a sportswriter and columnist in the newspaper business.
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Doubling down on bouldering: Remaining 2024 bouldering events announced
The South Central Pennsylvania Climbers are showcasing their sport twice this fall, starting at Governor Dick Park.
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Officiating: It’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it
Depending upon the sport, there exists a moderate shortage of local officials, for an abundance of reasons.
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Former ELCO hoops star aids her husband’s fight with Parkinson’s disease
Alicia (Hartlaub) Ireson and husband Dane are dealing with his battle with Young Onset Parkinson’s while also raising two young boys.
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Sellout at LVC as Dutchmen great Mike Rhoades brings D1 hoops to Annville
Lebanon Valley College basketball great brought his Penn State Nittany Lions to Annville Friday night for a charity exhibition game against Lafayette.
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‘Ball of energy’ Sincere Godfrey is embraced by Palmyra Midget Football
Sincere Godfrey helps set up and run drills during practice or passes with his teammates, but during the eighth-grade recognition game, he scored his first touchdown.
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LVC grad Mike Rhoades, a man on the run, tries to get Penn State up to speed
Rhoades is now a second-year coach at Penn State attempting to succeed where so many others have failed.
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Student stands tall on tennis court and life, despite his small stature
A lack of human growth hormone in his body has hindered the normal growth of 13-year-old Christopher Uzar, the son of former Lebanon High boys tennis coach Cathy Uzar. But he’s now receiving treatments that should allow him to reach a height of 5’9″.
