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Critics call the process “undemocratic” and rife with “insiderism.” The parties say it works just fine.

Beth-elle Elisabeth Loye loved to sing, her family said. Now, her mother said, she’s singing forever.

Although Lebanon County hasn’t produced one (yet), we have plenty of ties to the nation’s highest elected office: The Presidency.

The Phillie Phanatic visited Veterans at Lebanon VA Medical Center on Thursday, Feb. 13 as part of the hospital’s National Salute to Veteran Patients.

We are re-publishing a column today that ran more than a century ago in the Lebanon Daily News.

To this point, Randy Pierre has officiated 32 junior varsity games, mostly in the Lancaster-Lebanon League, and has done about 35 elementary, travel games.

The fire was reported shortly before 9 a.m. on the 200 block of S. Christian Street in Cleona.

Man who shot dog in Swatara Township said he mistook it for a coyote.

The event fights back against Gov. Wolf’s 2020-2021 budget proposal that would cut $200 million from the Pennsylvania Race Horse Development Trust Fund.

Daryl Alger, owner of Mark Hershey Farms Inc., placed first in division strip/ridge-till non-irrigated in the National Corn Growers’ corn-yield contest. His field yielded 319 bushels per acre.

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the burned-out tie-stall barn at the Getz family dairy is slowly coming back to life.

Craft beer has a 164-year-old heritage in Lebanon. A quartet of owners plan on reviving the tradition in this historic brewery.

A student is suing the Lebanon School District, claiming his rights were violated when he was punished for not standing for the Pledge of Allegiance.

The area around Hampton Inn was evacuated, and the roads nearby were closed.