Lebanon News Archives

A group of approximately 2,000 motorcycles and classic cars will ride to the Lebanon VA Medical Center between 1 and 3 p.m. Aug.

BLUEFIELD, Va. - A blue sky, warm temperatures and even warmer fellowship greeted visitors and competitors alike as the Bluefield Shrine Club raised the curtain on the 41st edition of the annual Bluefield Blue Gray Horse Show.

William White left Lebanon with hope in his heart. He returned home with a couple of medals to show for his desire.

Eighth-grade science teacher Connie Beth Klewer sports a wide, friendly grin in the faculty photo posted on the Web page for the Lebanon Middle School.

Recently, community businesses and local volunteers gave back to our veterans who are hospitalized at the Lebanon VA Medical Center.

Despite the support for publicly funded broadband networks - and the push by private companies to jump into the fray - some have questioned whether bringing high-speed Internet has a direct effect on jobs and the economy, said the Washington Post last April.

Loretta Johnson is a 62-year-old health care worker who can't afford health insurance, so she's decided to do something about it.