Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the burned-out tie-stall barn at the Getz family dairy is slowly coming back to life.

Craft beer has a 164-year-old heritage in Lebanon. A quartet of owners plan on reviving the tradition in this historic brewery.

A student is suing the Lebanon School District, claiming his rights were violated when he was punished for not standing for the Pledge of Allegiance.

The area around Hampton Inn was evacuated, and the roads nearby were closed.

A terminally ill woman was sentenced to up to 10 months in jail by a Lebanon County judge last week. The woman’s family says she’s not receiving medical care for advanced-stage cancer and fear she will die in prison.

Briefs are due to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court today in a case that will decide if people on probation will or will not be allowed to use medical marijuana in Lebanon County.

A local couple who helped save a man’s life reacquainted with him for the first time since the incident, seven months after.

Congratulations are in order for Palmyra Middle School’s Jhayce Hawley and Christine Stavropoulos, as well as Cedar Crest Middle School’s Viseth Meng.

It would take over 50 years for Community Homes to clear their current waiting list for accessible housing units.

Ten years ago, there were no warehouses in Bethel Township. Now, over a dozen have been built or are on the way.

This article was originally published on Jan. 21, 2019. On the occasion of what would have been Major Dick Winter’s 102nd birthday, we’ve updated it with more information about this local war hero.

Two women were hit by cars in about two months time on Route 422 in Cleona. Residents say the road is getting increasingly dangerous.

Cautious optimism. That’s how Pennsylvania farmers are approaching two new trade agreements coming down from Washington, DC.