Radio host Scott LaMar says that Lebanon resident Katie Trainer has to be one of the most talented people who has ever appeared on The Spark.
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🔗 Camp Mount Gretna memories celebrated by historical society
Located in southwestern Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, the weeklong sleepover camp was established by the Evangelical United Brethren Church as an adjunct to its Campmeeting and Bible Conference that had been gathering in this pleasant wooded setting since their beginnings in the late 19th century.
🔗 Pennsylvania State Trooper nearly hit by stolen Maserati in high-speed Midstate chase
Albiery Lugo-Reyes, 19, of New York, is alleged to have stolen a white Maserati Ghibli from an auto auction center in York County, then led State Police on a pursuit that ended in Lebanon County, according to the criminal complaint.
🔗 Wawa and Sheetz and other convenience stores owe their success to dairy beginnings
Sheetz, Wawa and Turkey Hill have gas stations across the Mid-Atlantic, but they got their start selling an entirely different liquid.
🔗 Ag safety net leads Farm Bureau’s priorities for Farm Bill
Sam Kieffer, vice president for public affairs at the American Farm Bureau Federation, presented the group’s platform at the PennAg Expo on June 21 at the Lebanon Valley Exposition Center & Fairgrounds.
🔗 Protecting Pennsylvania pigs: Pork farmers stay alert to PRRS, other diseases
Serious pig disease outbreaks are fairly rare in Pennsylvania, but farmers need to stay vigilant. Industry experts provided updates during the Keystone Pork Expo on Wednesday at the Lebanon Valley Exposition Center & Fairgrounds.
🔗 GT Thompson talks next steps for whole milk bill
With his school whole milk bill out of committee, U.S. Rep. Glenn Thompson is assessing its chances for passing the House.
🔗 Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change?
Over the past decade, Pennsylvania has fallen ever farther behind its peers and now ranks last in milk per cow among the top 10 dairy producers.
🔗 Interview with babysitter of Lebanon triple homicide victims
Up until a few months ago, the person who spoke to WGAL News 8 would babysit 8-year-old Jesus Perez-Salome and nine-year-old Sebastian Perez-Salome.
🔗 Pilot was trying to make emergency landing when fatal crash happened on Pa. Turnpike: source
The private plane that landed on a Pennsylvania Turnpike ramp and crashed into a utility truck Wednesday is owned by a Derry Township man. The plane was hangared – or based – at Farmers Pride Airport in Bethel Township, Lebanon County.
🔗 Lebanon County by the numbers: It’s growing, jobs are plentiful, but health is an issue
Business and community leaders as well as elected officials met the morning of Thursday, May 25, in the Leedy Auditorium at Lebanon Valley College for the first ever State of the County address hosted by the Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce.
🔗 40th annual Memorial Day program held at Fort Indiantown Gap
Indiantown Gap National Cemetery held its its 40th annual Memorial Day program on Sunday afternoon.
🔗 Supreme Court limits scope of federal waters rule
The Supreme Court has ruled that a relatively narrow category of wetlands can be regulated by the federal government.
🔗 Farmers keep dairy roots while adding beef business
Father and son duo David and Joel Smith are the fourth and fifth generations to farm in the Lebanon Valley, and while they no longer have milking Guernseys, they still work with dairy cattle each day.
🔗 Campbelltown cheesesteak shop reopens after being damaged during break-in
A Campbelltown cheesesteak and hoagie shop that was closed following a break-in reopened Thursday, May 11.
