The Bronx Wanderers, a Las Vegas headliner and fan favorite, return to Mount Gretna for two performances (June 17 and 18) at this year’s Original Mount Gretna Cicada Music Festival.

Francis J. Dixon Foundation donates $25,000 to support the Lebanon YMCA’s Camp Rocky Creek Scholarship Fund.

Union Community Care is looking for forward-facing healthcare heroes who are ready to make a difference in the Lebanon Community.

Jean Davidson & Jon Davidson Oeflein will present at a special event April 29-May 1 in Lebanon.

Come and see the most beautiful cats in the world competing for the ultimate prizes, and learn all about your favorite breeds too this weekend at our family furr-iendly event at the Lebanon Valley Expo Center.

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the Youth Only Day of Fishing is back on April 9 at Myerstown Borough Park.

Each year the Lebanon YMCA battles it out with YMCAs across the United States and Canada in a web hosted, Virtual Reality, Stationary Bike Rally to raise awareness and money to help people in our local communities gain access to YMCA programs.

True Life Youth Ministries will host their 36th annual benefit auction at the Lebanon Expo Center on March 18-19.

Lebanon County Conservation District hosts a Conservation on the Ground Field Day.

To earn this achievement, Private Wealth Advisor Daniel P. Morrissey established himself as one of Ameriprise Financial’s top advisors.

The application period for the 2022 Lebanon Valley Conservancy Richard H and Karen R. Light Memorial Student Scholarship is now open and runs through April 1, 2022.

Steckbeck Engineering & Surveying, Inc., recently promoted longtime team member Jason Chernich to the Director of Surveying position. The promotion was made as part of a restructure in the Surveying Department that established the new SESI Aerial Services Team with the former Surveying department head Mike O’Donnell at the helm of the new team.

300 lbs. of cherry pie will be for sale at the Lebanon Farmers Market on Friday, Feb. 18, and Saturday, Feb. 19.

The Lebanon County Conservation District Annual Tree & Plant Sale has returned and is offering a variety of conifers, hardwoods, perennials, and fruits with many native and pollinator species available.

The Community Health Council of Lebanon County, in partnership with the REACH Project, Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce, and the United Way is asking you to participate in a community survey about your health and overall wellness.