James Mentzer News Today

County and local officials presented the State of the County address to over 200 attendees on Wednesday at Lebanon Valley College.

Tec Centro, which is part of the WEPA initiative, will begin offering an array of adult education classes this fall. WEPA received an ARPA grant to purchase the former Elks building in downtown Lebanon.

The county has about $813,000 to disburse through the end of 2024 through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. LebTown recaps the 11 projects that have already received federal funds.

Cedar Crest High School's broadcast program is gaining the attention of its peers nationwide after students won six awards at the recent Student Television Network's national convention in California.

The Northeast Counterdrug Training Center, located at Fort Indiantown Gap, provides an invaluable service to municipal and state law enforcement agencies locally and from around the nation.

Lebanon County Commissioners voted to consider placing a staffed drive-by drop box at the county municipal building in Lebanon to accept mail-in ballots.

Five residents shared their opinions on the county's drop box, which had been used to gather mail-in ballots since 2020. LebTown also spoke with local state legislators about the issue.

Pumpkin season may be over, but their use continues long into the fall.

Cedar Crest's football season concluded with a 54-28 loss to Harrisburg in the District 3 6A quarterfinals, despite standout performances from senior running back Fernando Marquez and tight end Aiden Schomp.

Fort Indiantown Gap's new Access Control Point, a $13 million security enhancement, officially opened, requiring visitors to undergo identification checks before entering the military installation.