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The Palmyra Police Department is asking for the public’s help to identify a man in connection with an alleged assault.

WellSpan Philhaven officially completed a $7 million renovation, and held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Jan. 27 to celebrate.

The Fulton Bank branch in Annville is set to close its banking location in the near future.

Increased funding for 911 and mental health services, and efforts to ensure election “integrity,” top the list of priorities for Pennsylvania’s county commissioners as a new legislative session begins — and as a new gubernatorial administration takes office.

Frank Reich didn’t have to wait long to lead another NFL team. The Lebanon native was officially named head coach of the Carolina Panthers Thursday − just two months after being fired by the Indianapolis Colts.

Liz Arndt is available by appointment at her photography studio at 826 Cumberland St.

Lebanon Valley College has enrolled another student from Ukraine, the second since fall 2021.

John Deere has agreed to allow farmers to repair their own equipment.

A lucky online Pennsylvania Lottery winner from Lebanon County took home a prize worth nearly $300,000.

The Drunken Smithy takes ordinary people back in time for a medieval experience—forging their own knives, axes and even flowers.

When the Lebanon Valley College football team took the field for pre-game warmups during their Centennial-MAC Bowl game, there were two special young guests anxiously waiting to greet the players. Gavin and Christian, students from Henry Houck Elementary School in Lebanon, were there to see their heroes in action.

Michael Lewis was charged with drug delivery resulting in death and related charges due to his role in the incident.

Tractor-trailers filled with wreaths arrived Friday morning at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery in Lebanon County. All hands were on deck, taking the boxes of wreaths from the trucks.

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced that Mason Morey, age 26, of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury on a charge of attempted online enticement. 

The fire started at around 1:15 p.m. at Kreider Farms on the 1400 block of Mt. Pleasant Road in South Annville Township. According to Annville-Cleona fire Chief Philip Snavely, the fire caused $12 million in damages and has killed an estimated 250,000 chickens.