Lebanon News Archives

Three Boone County libraries have come together with a single program and purpose - to get residents across the county to read together.

All 25 of the Lebanon Police Department's cruisers will be equipped with new video cameras, with the $132,715 cost coming from two funds.

Eli Nathaniel Reagan Sept. 18, 2009 Melissa and Nathan Reagan of Lebanon announce the birth of their son, Eli Nathaniel Reagan, on Sept.

Boone County will come alive on Halloween night with myriad tricks, treats and activities taking place all over the county.

In a race against weather, weather won. A deadline to finish re-paving four rural highways has been pushed back 10 days, to Nov.

Once the color fades, and Lebanon's millions of tree leaves drop dead, residents who resort to rakes or leaf blowers to clear their lawns are asked to follow some directions: Pile the plant matter on the street, next to the curb, please.

The Boone Family YMCA has dropped its request for $200,000 in food and beverage funding from the Lebanon City Council.

First place and honorable mention winners of the fifth annual Keep Lebanon Beautiful contest were announced at Tuesday's city council meeting.

Abner Longely Park will be transformed into a world of spooks and screams this weekend with the return of the Fright Forest haunted trail put on by the Lebanon Parks Department and the Lebanon Street Department.

Save a barn, fund the National FFA organization. Western Boone's FFA is participating in the Campbell Soup Company's "preserve a barn" contest, group advisor Don Haberline said.

A Lebanon, Indiana, man videotaped multple UFOs in the night sky - some appearing to be at the ground level, according to a witness statement from the Mutual UFO Network database.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Wetherald of Lebanon will celebrate 25 years of marriage with a camping weekend in Madison, along the Ohio River.

A soccer mom who gained national attention when she openly carried a loaded gun to her 5-year-old daughter's game was shot dead Wednesday along with her husband in what appeared to be a murder-suicide, police said.

New information has come in for the case of a Thorntown girl who has been missing for 23 years.

Resident and guest artists will celebrate the life of former SCAC gallery director Debra Kay Wagner with a tribute to her with their beautiful works of art that portray Deb's passions in her life.

Lionel Clement's training regimen for a scrumdidlyumptious showdown in Paris with 18 other chocolate chefs would make Willy Wonka himself proud.

Three tornado sirens in Lebanon's Interstate 65 annexation should be operational this week.

Kay Martin, director of Lebanon Public Library, will be recognized at a statewide library conference on October 19 for her outstanding dedication and service to the library community.

An credit card scam first reported in 2003 is being replayed here. "I just finished taking a report," Lebanon Police Lt.

Fred Rahmer used a bold move on the last turn of the Williams Grove Speedway 25-lap feature event Friday night to score his 81st career victory.