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Lebanon County’s population growth rate declined over the last few years
Lebanon County is no longer towards the front of the pack when it comes to population growth across the state, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Lights, camera, action: International film festival to debut at Mt. Gretna art show
An international film festival featuring short flicks will debut at the 50th Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show this August.
S. Londonderry supervisors discuss revised zoning ordinance, Dinosaur Rock
The South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors discussed the revised zoning ordinance, crosswalk project and upcoming township events at its March meeting.
Former NLT manager airs concerns with police pact, committee reviews budget
Former North Lebanon Township manager Cheri Grumbine voiced various concerns with the Lebanon County Regional Police Department draft charter and budget at a North Lebanon and North Cornwall Regional Police Development Committee meeting last week.
Student filmmakers from Cedar Crest HS enter flicks in national competition
Sixteen Cedar Crest High School students will compete at the Student Television Network convention for honors in numerous judging events, including three award-winning student filmmakers.
Final approval of apartment complex in Quentin by West Cornwall supervisors
West Cornwall Township supervisors signed plans for ‘Apartments at 419.’
South Lebanon elementary student to recite over 250 digits of π for Pi Day
John Mohn, a gifted education teacher, and Tate Speraw spoke with LebTown about what their accelerated math class is doing to celebrate.
‘Work, Fight, or Play Ball’: Steel League’s impact on Babe Ruth and baseball greats
Bill Ecenbarger’s book details the history of the Steel League, formed by Charles Schwab, and its role in helping baseball stars like Babe Ruth avoid military service during WWI.
Senior class leaves legacy for ELCO boys basketball
The class of 2024 made its mark on the ELCO boys basketball program.
North Cornwall Twp. supervisors view Quittie Park land development plan
The North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors viewed the land development plan for the privately-funded Lebanon Quittie Park Land Development Plan at its meeting Tuesday.
Lebanon County commissioners receive report on local Red Cross activities
County commissioners issued several proclamations and took a total of 14 different actions during its most recent meeting on Thursday, March 7.
County commissioners commit to new drive-by drop box for mail-in ballots
The county commissioners approved a new drop box for the delivery of mail-in ballots to the county municipal building in Lebanon.
Passing of Bill Smeltzer leaves a huge void in the Lebanon community
Smeltzer, the owner of Woodland Contractors and a selfless family man who was also devoted to serving the community, passed away over the weekend at the age of 70, following a lengthy illness.
Campbelltown Village Square developer seeks public input, support for project
Developers of the Campbelltown Village Square project, first proposed last fall, are continuing to seek public input and support as they hone the specifics of their plan.