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″.
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Alaina Miller’s importance to Cedar Crest soccer success surpasses century mark
The career milestone that the Falcon senior striker recently attained was as much a team accomplishment as it was a personal achievement.
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Rhoades brings Penn State to alma mater Lebanon Valley for exhibition game
Nittany Lions, coached by former LVC star Mike Rhoades, will square off with Leopards on Oct. 25
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Players’ coach J.R. Drake has LVC’s football program headed in right direction
A former player and assistant coach, J.R. Drake has put his stamp on the Lebanon Valley College football program by developing close relationships with his players while keeping standards of conduct and performance at a high level.
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LVC’s football team serves community during its annual off day from camp
LVC’s football team continued its tradition of serving the Lebanon community on its mandatory off day from football camp on Sunday, Aug. 18.
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After rough rookie season, Chad Ryland sees the light
Cedar Crest graduate looking to rebound in his second year with the New England Patriots
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Lebanon High’s star point guard Kailah Correa commits to University of Delaware
A dynamic rising senior point guard, Kailah Correa recently verbally committed to continue her basketball career at Delaware next season.
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Annville native honors memory of best friend, late PGA pro Grayson Murray
The former Sullivan winner, and a high school and collegiate golf standout, is hoping to start a foundation in Grayson Murray’s name to raise awareness of the prevelance of suicide in society.
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Northern Lebanon board member Dave Kline elevates public vs. private debate
Dave Kline is advocating for a state scholastic playoff system that would create separate championships for public and private schools.
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Parental support system aided Palmyra grad Gage Miller’s journey to MLB draft
Steve and Laurie Miller played a huge role in son Gage developing the skills and the disposition needed to be selected by the MIami Marlins in the third round of this year’s MLB Draft.
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LCC, Sullivan tournament look to brighter futures with upgrades & improvements
Amidst a rejuvenation of the Lebanon Country Club, the W.B. Sullivan Invitational Four Ball tournament is also being revitalized, with efforts led by former champion John Gross and club member Ben Brewer.
