Steckbeck Engineering News Today

Despite scant records, the Mount Gretna Tabernacle, built in 1899, is attributed to John Cilley, a self-taught engineer renowned for his innovative auditorium designs.

Those involved with the project are confident that the Quittie will soon be green and in a few years will look almost like it did when the area’s early settlers first laid eyes on it.

LebTown answers reader's question about ongoing creekside project.

Plans for the Cornwall-Lebanon School District's Falcon Connector Building are currently in final stages, and will be reviewed by the South Lebanon Township Planning Commission once required permits are obtained.

The first phase of excavation will be done from the flood control channel around 19th street to where the bridge at 22nd street currently stands.

When: South Lebanon supervisors meeting, Nov. 10.

The plan will focus primarily on the Miners Village recreation area, and will attempt to determine how land areas can be more functional.

South Lebanon Township supervisors at their April 12 meeting proposed to remedy a standing water problem in a stormwater retention basin in the East Evergreen/Hickory Hills subdivision near the corner

Cornwall Borough Council elected a new member on to run meetings in 2022, making former borough police chief, Bruce Harris, president of council.

A new Dollar General is coming this spring to Perry County.