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He was born Harold G. Getz, Jr. on Oct. 12, 1954, but to those who knew him best and loved him most, he was either ‘Bud’ or ‘Coach Getz’.

The giant, ceremonial scissors were wielded Wednesday morning on the second floor of Building 18 at the Lebanon V-A Medical Center, to snip the ribbon on the expanded Outpatient Behavioral Health Clinic now serving the veterans of South Central Pennsylvania.

Sunday was Lebanon’s first-ever Puerto Rican parade and heritage celebration downtown.

The “Tobias Bickel House” was built in 1720, more than half a century before the Declaration of Independence was signed and almost a century before Lebanon County, where the home currently sits, was established.

Dairy Farmers of America is being sued again over allegedly attempting to dominate the Northeast milk market.

Ella Hlavaty of Lititz and Lebanon’s Megan Hostetter took top honors with their entries July 26 in Lebanon Area Fair’s youth dairy show.

When 40 vehicles crashed on Interstate 81 in Lebanon County on Thursday, heavy rains were in the area, according to police.

The Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper and Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association say they have come to an agreement to settle a federal lawsuit under the Clean Water Act against Keystone Protein Company.

How’s peach season going? The answer is going to vary from “good” to “terrible” depending on what part of Pennsylvania the grower is from.

The new Carl Wenger Pavilion at the Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds in Lebanon, Pa., is both a useful and attractive addition to the facility; it was completed in time for this year’s Lebanon Area Fair, held July 23-30.

Fire crews were dispatched to the intersection of Burd Coleman Road and Overlook Drive in the Cornwall Borough just before 7 p.m. on Thursday.

People in Lebanon gathered Sunday to remember the late dog Gunner. Lebanon Police shot and killed Gunner on July 6 after he wandered out of one yard and into another.

Bureau of Land Management’s horse and burro adoption event in Annville helps preserve land and creates a healthy herd.

As its name suggests, Hoagies & Hops’ menu has plenty of the signature sandwiches, but also an array of Philly and Pennsylvania Dutch foods, ranging from cheesesteaks and hoagies to Herr’s potato chips and Seltzer’s Lebanon bologna.

Employees at Fox Breeze Kennel in Annville were able to raise enough money to pay the boarding bill in full.