Stroll downtown for art and music - and it's all free

The Lebanon Daily News - Fri Nov 06

The monthly First Friday Art Walk returns Friday, Nov. 6, at more than a dozen downtown Lebanon venues.

Arrest ends one-man crime spree

The Lebanon Daily News - Fri Nov 06

A 28-year-old former Reading resident has been charged with rape, robbery, aggravated assault and simple assault in connection with an attack on a 16-year-old girl in a city alley last month.

It's home sweet home at reclaimed Lebanon site

The Lebanon Daily News - Fri Nov 06

Carmen Santana, right, a new resident of the Mifflin Mills townhouse community owned by the Non-Profit Housing Development Corporation of Lebanon County, laughs as she is presented with a gingerbread house replica of her new townhome by project manager Patricia Stine.

Mayor pitches 35%-41% tax hike

The Lebanon Daily News - Thu Nov 05

Lebanon property owners may be in for their first substantial tax increase since the Home Rule Charter went into effect in 1994.

State reports first Lebanon County swine-flu death

The Lebanon Daily News - Thu Nov 05

A Lebanon County resident has died as a result of the H1N1, or swine flu, according to the state Department of Health.

Fire & Police Log

The Lebanon Daily News - Thu Nov 05

A 26-year-old South Annville Township man was jailed on drug charges after police found prescription drugs hidden in a child's doll in his vehicle in West Cornwall Township.

Little gifts go a long way

The Lebanon Daily News - Wed Nov 04

While it seems as though Labor Day was just yesterday, Christmas will be here practically in a matter of days.

Historical Society ready to have a ball

The Lebanon Daily News - Wed Nov 04

John Hoffman, president of the Historical Society s board of directors, holds a Belschnickel, a Pennsylvania Dutch version of Father Christmas.

Already, Lebanon's mayor-elect has been busy

The Lebanon Daily News - Wed Nov 04

Lebanon Mayor-elect Sherry Capello is turning to a variety of sources for advice on how to run the city, so she will be prepared to hit the ground running when sworn in in January.

North Lebanon to raise one tax, trim another

The Lebanon Daily News - Tue Nov 03

The North Lebanon supervisors Monday night unveiled a preliminary budget for 2010 that calls for a slight increase in property taxes and a decrease in the per-capita tax, yielding no net tax hike for residents.