A group of local organizations have teamed up to launch the African American Heritage Trail, a self-guided historical itinerary throughout Lebanon County.
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Lebanon police investigate non-fatal shooting in apparent targeted attack
Lebanon City Police are investigating the non-fatal shooting of a 39-year-old man in what was described as a targeted attack.
Custom cake bakers focus on filling a highly-demanded (and delicious) niche
TV shows like “Cake Boss” and Cupcake Wars” showcase the latest trends for custom cakes and cupcakes. The shows also encourage creativity, and some of that creative spirit can be found among local custom cake makers.
Union Hose Social Club to host fourth annual cornhole tournament
The Union Hose Social Club, at 31 North Railroad St. in Annville, will host its fourth annual cornhole tournament on April 1.
Mystery leaker pushes intra-party feud into spotlight; prelude to factious primary
Dan Bost doesn’t want to see this story published, and neither presumably does Mike Kuhn. So the question is – Who does?
Lebanon County resolves conflicted court case issue for indigent defendants
Lebanon County Commissioners entered into an agreement with two law firms to provide legal services for conflicted cases.
Local teen recognized with governor’s Pathfinder award for sex abuse activism
A Lebanon County teenager is continuing the work she began last year, when she led an effort to give new voice to survivors of sexual assault.
Cedar Crest grad nominated for Grammy Award in album packaging category
Cedar Crest grad Will Stichter is nominated as art director for Best Recording Packaging for “Divers,” the album he and longtime friend Matt Stone (a Mt. Gretna native and 1996 Cedar Crest graduate) released last year as their ambient/experimental band Soporus.
Don’t judge the owners of C-Jay’s Drip until you walk a mile in their sneakers
From the inside of a prison cell at a state penitentiary, Chad Thierwechter and Charles Jackson Jr. have experienced rock bottom. Now, they’re on a mission to positively affect the developmental years of at-risk youth in the City of Lebanon.
Michael Schroeder will announce his bid for county commissioner on Wednesday
Democrat Michael Schroeder will announce a run for Lebanon County Commissioner in a press conference on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Lebanon hosts statewide fire chiefs’ meeting, shows off new equipment
Statewide fire chiefs convened in Lebanon last week for a three-day conference to learn, discuss legislation, and network at city sites.
Bret Fisher named Lebanon city police chief; Eric Sims promoted to captain
Lebanon City Police Captain Bret Fisher was officially named chief of the force in a press conference at Lebanon City Hall on Friday, Jan. 27.
North Cornwall planners unanimously approve Sheetz land development plan
Wednesday, the North Cornwall Planning Commission unanimously conditionally approved a preliminary/final land development plan (LDP) for a new Sheetz location at 2150 W. Cumberland St.
Lebanon police decline to release any further information on rape investigation
Lebanon City Police Captain Bret Fisher said that the department does not have any new or additional information to release on an alleged rape that occurred on Jan. 9.
Lebanon City Council fills positions, tweaks budget, handles old business
Lebanon City Council disposed of an agenda dominated by personnel appointments and the final approval of several bills preliminarily passed last month.