The Lebanon Farmers Market has a new owner after the 33,000 square-foot property went up for auction Dec. 30. Jared Mizrahi, owner of the PCI Auction Group in Manheim, purchased the historical property for $1.350 million on Monday. Mizrahi said he plans on keeping the property “the way it is,” but wants to maximize the potential and space for the Lebanon community.
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🔗 Daughter, sister of Lebanon native killed in WV shooting reflect on woman’s tragic passing
The family of a Lebanon County native killed in West Virginia is opening up about the woman’s life and legacy as a mother, sister, and beloved person to many who knew her.
🔗 Pa. mom fatally shot son who broke into her home
A 64-year-old Berks County woman shot and killed her 32-year-old son, who lived in Myerstown, last month after he forced his way into her home while high on methamphetamine, according to the county district attorney’s office.
🔗 Central Pa. company acquires 76-year-old welding business
A longtime Lebanon County business has been acquired. GSM Industrial acquired Light’s Welding on Oct. 31.
🔗 One rescued from South Lebanon Township house fire
The South Lebanon Township Fire Company was dispatched to a house fire with entrapment on Saturday.
🔗 Identity of 51-year-old Lebanon County Jane Doe finally revealed: Pennsylvania State Police to announce details at news conference
Pennsylvania State Police plan to reveal the identity of a woman found dead in Lebanon County woods in 1973 after she remained nameless for 51 years.
🔗 Deadly four-vehicle crash closes I-81 in Dauphin County
According to a spokesperson from PennDOT, the crash, which involved four vehicles total, occurred at 2:40 a.m. at Mile Marker 84.8 on I-81 near Grantville. All lanes are currently closed and are estimated to reopen around 11:30 a.m.
🔗 Shuey’s Pretzels prepares for busy holiday season and high demand for coal-fired pretzels
At Shuey’s Pretzels, Christmas season starts long before Halloween, and coal isn’t on the naughty list.
🔗 Workers at two DAS Companies Inc. warehouses among 100 to be laid off
DAS Companies Inc. will permanently lay off approximately 100 employees across its Palmyra headquarters and two Lancaster County warehouses as part of a reorganization.
🔗 Father, mother, grandmother charged in connection to Lebanon fire that killed 1-year-old
The family of a 1-year-old boy who was tragically killed in a house fire back in September have now been charged for allegedly leaving multiple kids at the home unsupervised.
🔗 How Cardinals kicker Chad Ryland rebounded after getting cut
Arizona Cardinals kicker Chad Ryland has had a whirlwind of a last few weeks.
🔗 ‘Away from society’: Armed robbery suspect who led Lebanon police in 2023 chase sentenced
A 33-year-old Lebanon man who stole a car at gunpoint and led Lebanon City Police officers on a lengthy chase that hurt at least one person was sentenced to serve a minimum of 10 years in prison.
🔗 Jury finds man guilty of involuntary manslaughter in fatal crash on I-78
A man involved in a fatal crash on Interstate 78 in Bethel Township in 2022 has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter. The Berks County district attorney’s office says Dustin Harbaugh, 37, of Lebanon County, was convicted by a jury this week in relation to a Jan. 8, 2022, crash that killed Jason Blauch, of Myerstown.
🔗 Gen. John R. Pippy selected to be acting adjutant general
Governor Josh Shapiro announced Sept. 30 that he is naming Brig. Gen. John R. Pippy to serve as Pennsylvania’s acting adjutant general and head of the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
🔗 Hyper-realistic inflatable alligator rescued from creek in Lebanon County
A Lebanon County woman’s report of an alligator in a local creek prompted a police response before the reptile was discovered to be an inflatable toy.
