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.
Lebanon County Conservation District
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Compass Mark to host community addiction conference [Paid Press Release]
The Positive Change Conference focuses on evidence-based public health programs and practices that directly relate to addiction and mental health prevention, treatment and recovery.
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First-time author Alisher Aminov publishes ‘The Human Element of Politics’ [Paid Press Release]
First-time author Alisher Aminov publishes “The Human Element of Politics,” a book that details the interworking of local politics and seeks to humanize the partisan aspect of modern political landscape.
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Chrisland Engineering acquires Matthew & Hockley Associates [Paid Press Release]
Chrisland Engineering, a professional civil and structural engineering firm, has acquired local surveying firm, Matthew & Hockley Associates.
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Don’t miss the Palmyra Pardon, Pumpkin Pie Mule, and a great line-up of entertainment at Mount Gretna Craft Brewery [Paid Press Release]
Mount Gretna Craft Brewery is putting on a full spread the week of Thanksgiving featuring live music, drink and food specials and creative workshops.
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Holiday Bazaar returns to St. Luke’s [Paid Press Release]
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church (22 S. 6th Street, Lebanon) will hold its Annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Holiday happenings in Downtown Lebanon: Tree lighting, parade, and carriage rides [Paid Press Release]
The Community of Lebanon Association Holiday Events are just around the corner.
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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church celebrates requiem by local composer [Paid Press Release]
St. Luke's Church will celebrate its Annual Solemn Requiem Mass with the premier of a new musical setting by local composer, Scott Eggert.
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14th Bi-annual Exhibition of Quilts to be held at Expo Center on Nov. 11-12 [Paid Press Release]
The Lebanon Quilters Guild’s Quilt Show will take place on Nov. 11-12 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. both days at the Lebanon Expo Center.
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Clements challenges Gebhard to join him in fighting inflation [Paid Press Release]
Clements questions Gebhard’s silence regarding unfunded salary raises and benefits
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It’s about to get spooky at Mount Gretna Craft Brewery! [Paid Press Release]
Eat, drink, and be scary at Mount Gretna Craft Brewery next week with festive cocktails, trivia, music, ghost stories, and a Costume Contest for all ages!
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Chris Gebhard, State Senate Candidate, with an update on Financial Literacy Bill [Paid Press Release]
“SB 1243 will teach the importance of credit scores, APR for student loans and home mortgages, budgeting, compounding interest, saving for retirement, calculating and filing taxes, and other basic financial concepts.”
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Clements announces pledge to rollback and cancel legislative pay raises, challenges opponent to do the same [Paid Press Release]
Dr. Calvin ‘Doc’ Clements announces an official pledge to enact legislation that will rollback and cancel all planned raises for the General Assembly.
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Lebanon 50+ Festival now accepting nominations for Golden Achievement Award [Paid Press Release]
The Lebanon County “50+ Festival Golden Achievement Award” honors persons who have made significant contributions in the past year to our Lebanon County community through their time, actions, talents, and dedication (outside any volunteer work done for their employer).
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Chris Gebhard, State Senate Candidate, on Voter ID in Pennsylvania [Paid Press Release]
“As I said last May, we need a massive dose of common sense when it comes to how we vote in Pennsylvania. That’s why I am supportive of eliminating ACT 77 and in favor of Voter ID laws.”