Almost a dozen people rallied outside the courthouse yesterday in support of Max Schollenberger and hope to prevent future cases like this.

A-C became just the seventh school in Pennsylvania to recognize girls wrestling as a varsity sport Monday night when the Annville-Cleona school board voted to add it to its winter sports offerings beginning with the upcoming 2020-21 season.

The bill, sponsored by Rep. Frank Ryan, R-Lebanon County, was offered in recognition of the economic hardships that the COVID-19 has had on the commonwealth as well as its citizens and businesses, causing massive amounts of job losses and forcing some businesses and restaurants to close permanently.

On Wednesday night, church bells rang out while porch lights illuminated to honor 12-year-old Max Schollenberger.

Annville Township police are searching for a man in his 20s who is suspected of assaulting a Lebanon Valley College student Friday morning.

Lebanon Catholic leads off this New York Times article on the approximately 150 Catholic schools that have closed nationwide citing insurmountable financial pressures from the coronavirus pandemic.

Annville Elementary School has been closed, effective immediately, due to damage to the building’s structure.

Not even a global pandemic could stop Penn State freshman Paige Peiffer from moo-ving through her reign as the Pennsylvania State Dairy Princess.

What does homelessness look like in Lebanon County? What are the causes of homelessness? What are some local organizations doing to alleviate the issue? Bryan Smith, LCCM’s executive director, recently asked two local nonprofit leaders these questions and more during Facebook Live chats to get a sense of the issue on the local level.

“I want to see the best in people,” Ryan O’Donnell said. “The simplest things can change somebody’s day so greatly.”

Lancaster Farming editor Stephanie Speicher writes: “Though I was there as a reporter, I couldn’t help but also be there as a fan. I really admire how resilient these kids have been this year.”