Lebanon Daily News

Lebanon ceremony honored veterans for 'saving the world.' Full Story »

Flag-raising visits to Elco a response to support during Stryker Brigade's deployment to Iraq. Full Story »

Residents can suggest uses for the Schaefferstown and Myerstown schools at next week's meeting. Full Story »

But with revenue down, township expects to cut personnel. Full Story »

Bus-and-truck manufacturer's general manager expects some workers will be called back in January. Full Story »

Council cuts spending in $827,567 budget. Full Story »

Several steps will follow in process to improve traffic on the overworked corridor. Full Story »

Borough Council decided to hold the line on taxes for one more year Full Story »

Eight people were sentenced by Judge Bradford H. Charles for driving-under-the-influence offenses. Full Story »

The M.S. Hershey Foundation's Board of Managers has named Don Papson of Palmyra as executive director. Full Story »

HERSHEY - Lebanon resident Glen Alexander smiled and snapped photos as he watched a crane lifted a several-hundred-pound depiction of the head of a Spartan soldier up the side of Milton Hershey School's Spartan Center Thursday. It was the culmination of a project that started in July. Full Story »

A federal jury has convicted a New Jersey man of robbing a southside Lebanon bank more than five years ago, the U.S. Attorney's office reported this week. Full Story »

Described by a prosecutor as "a career burglar," a 27-year-old man has been sentenced to state prison for two break-ins in Lebanon County. Full Story »

PALMYRA - Five trees were planted in front of Palmyra Area Middle School last week, replacing older, diseased ones that were cut down earlier this year. Full Story »

The presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church delivered a sermon Tuesday night at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Lebanon, focusing on "God's mission" and its importance to the church. Full Story »

Robert C. Rothermel, Lebanon County's Democratic jury commissioner, has been charged with taking inappropriate photographs of girls at Hersheypark earlier this year, Derry Township police said. Full Story »

CORNWALL - With Cornwall facing a funding deficit, borough residents in 2010 likely will see their first property-tax hike in 16 years. Full Story »

An accidental electrical fire destroyed the contents of a garage at 336 E. Sheridan Ave., Annville, early Saturday morning. Full Story »

When a deployed unit begins to approach its end-of-tour date, many soldiers begin to shift focus from deployment to redeployment. For those involved in the logistics, focus is everything. Full Story »

Shoppers at St. Luke Lutheran Church Saturday did more than just find items for themselves or some Christmas gifts, although they certainly did that as well. Through their purchases at the Lutheran World Relief Fair Trade Fair, shoppers were providing income, dignity and hope to people in developing regions of the world. Full Story »

A 39-year-old Berks County man was sentenced to state prison last week for his third drunken-driving arrest - this time while riding a bicycle. Full Story »

Master cigar roller Carlos Jimenez, president of Hispaniola Cigars, will be at Valley Cigars, Route 72, north of Lebanon, from 11 a. Full Story »

Lebanon County's retiree pension fund is slowly recovering along with the U.S. economy, the Lebanon County commissioners were told this week. Full Story »

Palmyra-area residents will have an opportunity to learn more about a plan to improve Main Street at an open house on Monday. Meanwhile, the planners also hope to learn a few things themselves. Full Story »

The excitement in Carmen Santana's voice was clear as she stood outside of the Mifflin Mills townhouse development in Lebanon Thursday, because for the first time in the United States, she is a homeowner. Full Story »