Cedar Crest High School’s King of Hearts will be crowned Friday night as part of the school’s annual fundraiser for the American Heart Association.
Daryl Alger, owner of Mark Hershey Farms Inc., placed first in division strip/ridge-till non-irrigated in the National Corn Growers’ corn-yield contest. His field yielded 319 bushels per acre.
A roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.
As the sign at the old Kmart comes down, there is an indication that a buyer has been identified, but no sale has been finalized yet.
Dutch-Way Farm Markets has watched corporate supermarkets gobble up independent grocers around it. Owner Jason Bennett explains why Dutch-Way is different.
The Lebanon Community Library has announced its 21st Annual Poetry Contest is underway with entries being accepted now through Feb. 28.
A longtime Lebanon health center will soon open its doors with a new name: the WellSpan Dixon Foundation Health Center.
A secure perimeter is coming to Fort Indiantown Gap, with the military base being split into two parts: a publicly accessible portion and an enclosed portion around the garrison.
Gretna Theatre has again produced a one-hour play that celebrates the importance of diversity in America’s history.
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 roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.
LebTown spoke with newly sworn-in Senator Dave Arnold in the district office at the Lebanon County Municipal Building last Thursday to learn how he’s approaching the new position.
When her provider gave her two choices – shots or surgery – Jessica decided to try chiropractic care first.
Lebanon County groundhogs Uni and Grady were split on their forecasts this weekend regarding how much winter is left in store.