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Through the decades at Key Drive-In—Lebanon’s drive-in theater
LebTown looks back on Key Drive-In Theatre, from its construction in 1950 to its closing in 1992.
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North Annville Township set for solar farm hearing on June 24
June 24 public hearing scheduled for controversial North Annville Township solar farm application.
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‘Everyone in Lebanon can be proud’ of the 93rd Regiment’s role in the Civil War
They became known as the 93rd Pennsylvania Volunteers, or the Lebanon Infantry, and their history has been kept alive today through organizations such as the Perseverance Fire Company and the Perseverance Band of Lebanon.
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Season’s first case of West Nile Virus in Pa. documented in North Londonderry Township
The first positive cases of West Nile Virus in Pennsylvania were reported in 2000. Last year in Lebanon County, there were a total of 19 positive cases detected, but none in humans.
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U.S. News and World Report for 2021 ranks Palmyra Senior High School with best in state
This ranking is based upon the core mission of all high schools, that being academic excellence.
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WellSpan COVID admissions down since start of vaccinations
In April, the first full month that vaccines were offered to the general public locally, 476 patients exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms were admitted to Wellspan’s seven hospitals, and of that number, only seven had received both doses of the Coronavirus vaccine.
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North Annville residents sound off on proposed solar farm project
Over 100 mostly unhappy North Annville Township residents packed the Union Water Works Fire Company last night to vent their opposition to a proposed 1,200 acre solar farm west of Route 934. Addressing the township’s five member planning commission and a packed house, representatives of Lebanon Solar I, LLC., a Colorado based company, outlined their […]
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Larry McKenna announces Mt. Gretna summer concert lineup
Larry McKenna’s 2021 Mt. Gretna Summer Concert series includes seven performances at the Mt. Gretna Tabernacle.
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[Photo Story] A trip to the Lebanon Farmers Market
The Lebanon Farmers Market currently hosts 13 vendors, carrying products from produce to art.
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S. Lebanon Township Yard Waste and Recycling Center promotes stewardship
For an annual fee of $40, South Lebanon township residents can take unwanted green waste such as tree branches, leaves, garden plants and bushes – but no grass clippings, tree stumps or sod – to the yard waste and recycling center.
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[Photo Story] Wreaths laid in Memorial Day ceremony at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery
Taps, a rifle volley, and a moment of silence – those were the sounds of a somber Memorial Day wreath laying ceremony at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery on Sunday.
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In remembrance of George Rentz, a Lebanon-born pastor who sacrificed himself for his men in World War II
Many American men and women have given their lives up for their country, displaying incredible fortitude and bravery in the face of war. Lebanon can claim one particularly extraordinary man among the country’s heroes: Navy Chaplain George S. Rentz.
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The College Hill Chix: How a star Fredericksburg baseball team rose to local acclaim and national attention
During the heyday of amateur sports in the Lebanon Valley, one Fredericksburg baseball team rose from amateur games to a national semi-pro tournament, state championships, and more. This is the story of the College Hill Chix.
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Coalition addresses affordable housing crisis in Lebanon County
The Lebanon County Coalition to End Homelessness is currently exploring options to expand affordable housing locally. They are studying an option known as Home Sharing Program.
