The former Sullivan winner, and a high school and collegiate golf standout, is hoping to start a foundation in Grayson Murray’s name to raise awareness of the prevelance of suicide in society.
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Oscar’s Cigar & Sports Lounge will open this month on W. Main Street, Palmyra
The 3,500 square-foot lounge in the Cali Center on West Main Street will feature a walk-in humidor with over 2,000 cigar options, a main lounge area, at least six large TVs and a VIP membership lounge.
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Chestnut Street Community Center: A hub for growth and support in Lebanon
The newly opened Chestnut Street Community Center in Lebanon, founded by Dave and Laurie Funk, provides a collaborative space for community services, including the Fresh Start Emergency Shelter, a community education center, and two resident churches.
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Lebanon County Commissioners tighten hotel tax grant guidelines
Lebanon County Commissioners made a key change to their hotel tax grant program to ensure the fund remains solvent.
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Art enhances the utilitarian: Artwork installed on Mount Gretna water tower
An image of the iconic Tabernacle is now featured on another Campmeeting landmark, the 50+ foot plus water tower at the corner of Pinch Road and Bell Avenue.
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Lebanon Area Fair celebrates another successful year, plans for year(s) ahead
Dan Siegel, chairperson, reflected on this year’s fair and revealed that preparations are already underway for the year(s) ahead.
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Health & Human Services secretary visits city’s Union Community Health Center
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra paid a visit Wednesday, July 31, to the federally funded Union Community Care Health Center on Lebanon’s largely Hispanic north side.
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Lebanon County Commissioners will discuss changing hotel tax allocation
Lebanon County Commissioners are poised to consider changes to the hotel tax grant program.
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Could the Fredericksburg Eagle Hotel become the area’s coolest bowling spot?
Two years after acquiring Fredericksburg Eagle Hotel, Matt Funck is eyeing expansion into the adjacent property, previously a bowling center, intending to preserve the bowling lanes while adding a new dining experience.
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Our Lady of the Cross Catholic School eyes expansion
Three years after opening, enrollment has more than tripled at the county’s only Catholic school.
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Parental support system aided Palmyra grad Gage Miller’s journey to MLB draft
Steve and Laurie Miller played a huge role in son Gage developing the skills and the disposition needed to be selected by the MIami Marlins in the third round of this year’s MLB Draft.
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Who Knew? Iron AND Horses? (A Coleman story)
The historic Hambletonian Stakes, a harness racing event with a million-dollar purse, is set to run for its 99th year, tracing its lineage back to “Hambletonian 10,” a famous horse from 1849 whose bloodline runs into 90% of today’s trotters and pacers. So what’s the connection to Cornwall?
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Chick-fil-A posts jobs for new Lebanon Plaza restaurant, updates opening date
Chick-fil-A has updated its outlook for the new Lebanon Plaza location to a “late Summer/early Fall” opening and posted jobs for the restaurant at 1147 Quentin Road, the company’s first in Lebanon County.
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Teen’s $20,000 steer sale at Lebanon Area Fair benefits Christian ministries
Last year, the Lebanon County 4-H Dairy Beef Club sold a steer for $28,000 with proceeds benefiting local nonprofit the Lebanon Rescue Mission. This year, 17-year-old club member Caleb Nolt continued this generosity on his own.
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Lebanon Area Fair holds its first mullet contest, organized by Junior Fair Board
The Lebanon Area Fair held its first-ever mullet contest. It was organized and run by the Junior Fair Board.
