Releases

Let’s learn a little about the five stages of grief, starting with the first one – Denial and Isolation.

At NCFCU, our members are top priority! In an effort to show our gratitude we are excited to invite you to attend our September Member Appreciation Event at our Fort Indiantown Gap Branch on Thursday, Sept. 17 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.!

September is Suicide Prevention Month. We need to raise awareness of this important topic.

The Lebanon County Republican Committee has received numerous inquiries and questions with respect to ACT 77 and we feel it is our duty to educate the Republicans of Lebanon County of their Voting Rights.

The Lebanon Valley Chamber is pleased to announce that the 19th Annual Patriot Day Concert will be a compilation of music from past concerts broadcast on WiLBuR 1270 am on Sept. 11 from 3:00 -4:15 PM.

The Lebanon County CARES Act funding has been received. The application period for businesses to apply for funding opens its first phase Tuesday, September 1 and extends through Tuesday, September 15, 2020.

Grief and loss are connected to every situation we deal with at Christman’s Funeral Home.

State Rep. Frank Ryan: “In reading the list of grievances in the Declaration, I could not help but notice how many of those grievances apply to our state governments today.”

The Lebanon Democratic Party analysis of the loss and reinstatement of CARES funds and the $2.8 million mask education program.

On September 19, 2020, Palmyra’s Great Give is hosting a one-day, online giving event aimed to help local non-profit organizations raise funds and awareness for their group.

Reputation is the result of how well we serve you. This valuable feedback keeps us focused on excellence.

The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce invites Lebanon County businesses to a panel discussion on understanding the effect that current school and child care policies may have on their workforce.

The process always begins with the inevitable question, “What do I do next?” It ends with our mutual goal of providing The Perfect Farewell.

The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce asked Lebanon County businesses to sign a petition to Governor Wolf to release $12.8 million in CARES Act County Relief Block Grant funds allocated for our county.

Unlike dozens of other Fairs across the state, Lebanon has reinvented its schedule and adapted to operate safely and responsibly within the reopening guidelines offered by the state.