The completion of the pedestrian bridge connecting the north and south sides of the Lebanon Valley College campus has been delayed again.
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Fun Friday exposes Lebanon Middle School students to the best of Downtown
If you’ve been in Downtown Lebanon on a Friday night recently, you may have run into the Fun Friday crew. Here’s the story on how this community program took off.
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Raising a Reader program underway at Jackson Elementary in Myerstown
Any parent who has ever had a problem trying to get their kids to read more will be interested in a new program for kindergarten students at Jackson Elementary School in Myerstown.
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Palmyra-based robotics team bests competition at regional tournament
A Palmyra-based high school robotics team had squads place first and second at a recent regional competition held in Horsham, PA.
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LVC Arnold Art Gallery opens exhibit on social realism
Insider/Outsider will run Nov. 1 through Dec. 15 at the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery on the campus of Lebanon Valley College in Annville.
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Esports making inroads at Lebanon High School
It’s Wednesday afternoon, and approximately two dozen students are huddled in a lab at Lebanon High School, each student stationed behind a computer playing the wildly popular video game, Overwatch.
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Take a look at LVC’s Arnold Health Professions Pavilion one year after opening
The Arnold Health Professions Pavilion provides flexible classroom space, observation rooms, and flexible faculty office space.
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College and Career Fair to be held at Lebanon Valley Expo Center
Tuesday, October 29, the Lebanon County Counselors Association is hosting the fourth annual College and Career Fair, free for students and the public.
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Students & community turn out for Draw the Lines redistricting event at LVC
Lebanon Valley College hosted a Draw the Lines PA redistricting event Sept. 26.
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HACC announces that Lebanon campus may be sold or leased
The building may be sold or leased, but the college intends to keep a presence there.
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Lebanon HS names October Rotary Students of the Month
Lebanon HS recognized seniors Jacob Green and Ghada Mostafa as the Rotary Students of the Month.
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ELCO receives million dollar grant to construct pipeline
The Commonwealth Financing Authority awarded a $980,666 grant to East Lebanon to construct a pipeline that will service ELCO high school and middle school, as well as some other nearby properties.
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HACC helping students in need with the Giving Pantry
HACC’s Lebanon Campus is making strides in helping their students when it comes make sure they have access to basic necessities like food and hygiene products with the campus’s Giving Pantry.
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Should Keystone Exams be phased out? Local administrators weigh in
The Auditor General released a special report recommending that the Keystone Exams be phased out in favor of nationally recognized exams like the PSAT, SAT, or ACT.
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Lebanon Valley College opens school year with record first-year enrollment
Lebanon Valley College began its fall semester last week with the highest number of first-year students ever.