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East Hanover Township has offered public sewage for only about a year, but customers' bills may soon increase.
Troops in Iraq benefit from church collection
" Having served in the military for 24 years, Kurt DeMarino understands the importance of packages from back home.
Artillery Training at Fort Indiantown Gap Making Noise
Artillery training is underway this week at Fort Indiantown Gap in Lebanon County.
Video hopes to train ethics of soldiering
A group of soldiers dares a younger soldier to jump off the top of a Humvee. The younger soldier takes the dare and hurts himself in the process.
Regal fritillary butterfly tours planned at Fort Indiantown Gap
Free tours of the regal fritillary butterfly habitat at Fort Indiantown Gap will be held at 9 a.m. July 2-4 and 10-11. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. at the recreation center at Asher Miner Road, Clement Avenue and Route 443.
Guardsman sent to jail for role in rape
Rejecting a plea for probation, a judge yesterday sentenced a National Guardsman to Lebanon County prison for his role in the rape of a woman at Fort Indiantown Gap in December 2007.
Guardsman sentenced for role in rape
Rejecting a plea for probation, a judge Wednesday sentenced a National Guardsman to Lebanon County prison for his role in the rape of a woman at Fort Indiantown Gap in December 2007.
Camera operator, Ed Watkins right, of Will Interactive films Carlos Candelario left, playing Staff Sgt.
Influx of vendors to highlight big day for Annville
The Friends of Old Annville will celebrate the 20th annual Historic Old Annville Day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
National Guardsman from Palmyra finds himself teaching yoga in Iraq
At 6 feet and 250 pounds, Spc. David Kocian may not look like your idea of a typical yoga instructor.
County to get park-n-ride for commuters
Commuters to Harrisburg will have a fuel- and money-saving way to get there next year.
Both local state parks on budget hit list
The head of the agency that runs Pennsylvania's 117 state parks says at least 35 of them - including both of Lebanon County's - would have to close under the budget plan that passed the state Senate May 5. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources acting Secretary John Quigley said yesterday that his agency would also have to close 1,000 ...
New State Budget Could Be Bad News For 35 State Parks
News 8 is learning more about the state parks that could close if the Senate version of the state budget passes.
Marathon in Iraq raises money for Stryker Brigade fund
The start of the marathon on Memorial Day in Camp Taji, Iraq. In 105-degree heat, soldiers ran for hours over sand and gravel and around snakes and scorpions -- because they wanted to, not because they were ordered to.
Catherine Brightbill of North Lebanon collects an American flag from a veteran riding inside a Lebanon VA Medical Center car during yesterday s Memorial Day Parade in Lebanon.
About 5,000 attend service at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery
Ray Longacre of Ephrata, with the Brooks Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, retires the American flag as the Memorial Day ceremony at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery comes to an end Sunday.
As families fly American flags from their front porches for Memorial Day this weekend, there is more to think about than burgers and dogs in Hanover.
Weapons of Mass Destruction Military training at Beltzville Dam
The Pennsylvania National Guard's 3rd Weapons of Mass Destruction, Civil Support Team is being be evaluated during a training exercise at the Beltzville Dam Today.
GOP hopefuls abound in Cleona, Cornwall
Contests for council and mayor in Cleona and Cornwall highlight an otherwise quiet primary election season among Lebanon County's seven boroughs.