Annville News

With a little more rain and higher temperatures, farmers say this could be one of the biggest crops they've seen in years.

A former Lebanon County detective is suing District Attorney David Arnold and Chief Detective John Leahy, claiming they fired her for reporting a computer technician in the office had been involved with drugs.

The Board of Commissioners took several steps Monday night toward making its downtown-redevelopment project a reality.

Catharine Kilgore kisses a poster that reads There is only one Carnegie Hall outside the famed New York City concert hall.

A city man faces an assault charge after a domestic dispute last week. Juan Montilla, 33, was charged last Sunday at 3:37 a.m. for striking an unidentified woman in a home they share in the 300 block of North 11th Street, police said.

It's time to celebrate Independence Day. Fireworks, concerts and boat rides are some of the activities set for the holiday.

A 48-year-old city man was sentenced to state prison last week for drunken driving.

Amateur Radio Astronomy -- Explore the contributions of radio amateurs, and how to make and set up equipment to study the signals coming from space.

Lt. Todd Hirsh, acting North Cornwall Township police chief and an unidentified ambulance crew member assist 86-year-old Cassel C. Mummau, Mt.

Annville police are investigating multiple car break-ins overnight Sunday on West Sheridan Avenue, police said.

I have long been a fan of the Lebanon Daily News, its editor, Paul Baker, and its writers.

A Cleona man is charged with breaking into a home and holding a woman at gunpoint for 11 hours.

Atlantis receives a visitor with psychic abilities, who delivers a dark forecast about the outpost.

When most people look at a computer, they see it for its speed or for its ability to connect them to the Internet or its usefulness at work.

A 22-year-old man broke into a home in North Annville Township and imprisoned an 18-year-old woman for 11 hours until state police disarmed and arrested the man Sunday morning, according to state police at Jonestown.

The Annville-Cleona school board Thursday night approved raises for its administrative team, but one board member voted against them because he thought the administrators deserved more.

Seventeen people were placed in the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program last week.

It's an uncommon scenario, but the Cornwall-Lebanon school board reduced a tax increase by spending an additional $1.25 million in 2009-10 to save taxpayers money.

Historic Old Annville Day only happens once a year, and event goers wait patiently for the day to arrive.

A small bear caused a minor stir when it strolled through parts of Cleona, North Cornwall Township and South Annville Township just before noon Friday.