Business & Nonprofits

Of all the things that the Lebanon Community library is to so many people, it is now taking on the role of a cooling center. The idea is to provide a place for people to go to beat the summer heat.

The charging station opened June 1 in the public parking lot at 6 E. Main Ave. EV drivers can charge at the station for a fee of $1 per hour.

Mount Gretna Craft Brewery has partnered with Ancestor Coffeehouse & Creperie to provide new food and drink options at 2701 Horseshoe Pike.

The center, on Killinger Road, will expand the company’s fulfilment and warehousing capabilities to serve the U.S. market. It also will support Hershey’s manufacturing facilities and its distribution center in Palmyra.

Commercial developer Arthur Campbell believes the future growth of retail space in Lebanon County looks bright.

A Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting for the Maple Street project is scheduled for 11 a.m. on Tuesday, July 28.

Founded in the 70s, Pucillo’s maintains a steady rotation of new pizzas like the Shrimp Scampi, Pickle, and Italian White pies.

Over about seven weeks, starting in late May, the initiative provided 2,465 meals, gift cards and desserts for first responders and healthcare personnel serving Lebanon County during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Their hours of operation will be 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the weekends.

Business derived through his CSA, as well as other direct-to-consumer marketing initiatives, is booming this growing season because of COVID-19.

With its summer concert season stunted by the coronavirus, Gretna Music has begun publishing performances on YouTube.

The new facility will be home turf for illustrious Prevail teams, which have never had a court of their own.

The SBA dataset released on July 6 shows that more than $120 million was distributed to local businesses through the Paycheck Protection Program.