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LEBANON, Pa.-- People laced up their shoes and walked three miles to help raise awareness about Heart Disease in Lebanon on Sunday. The Heart Walk was held at Ironwood Community Park. Attendees got some exercise and were also able to take part in hands-only CPR demonstrations. They could get a free

PALMYRA, LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. -- Motorcyclists from across the area came to Lebanon County Saturday to help raise money for children of fallen law enforcement officers and firefighters. The event was organized by the non-profit group "Katie's Helping Hands" at Gravel Hill United Methodist Church in P

PALMYRA, LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. -- The decision to demolish a bell tower and cross at Palm Lutheran Church in Palmyra has stirred controversy among its members leaving what was once a united place of worship, divided. "We all though the tower was going to be saved," said Carla Huffman, church member

Sad statement about the Heroin epidemic is displayed on apartment building in Lebanon at Willow and 6th Street. Artist Adam DelMarcelle projects his artwork and words on local buildings. Michael K. Dakota, Lebanon Daily News Lebanon City Police said they are investigating a number of heroin overdos

Senior Stevie Herb ran for a pair of 85-yard touchdowns and picked off two passes as Northern Lebanon opened L-L League Section Three play with a decisive 40-6 road victory at Pequea Valley on Friday night. Both runs came during the decisive third quarter as Northern Lebanon turned a 20-point halfti

Penn Manor's first victory of the season was four weeks coming, and getting it to the finish line wasn't easy. As if it ever is. Ben Wright ran for 208 yards and three touchdowns, intercepted a pass at the goal line and recovered a fumble as the Comets (1-0 Section One, 1-3 overall) outlasted Lebano

Police have two outstanding warrants for the arrest of a Lebanon County man accused of two retail thefts in East Earl Township. Daniel P. Mason, 40, of Palmyra, reportedly entered an undisclosed business on Aug. 30 and Sept. 1 in the 1300 block of Main Street and stole three Yeti coolers worth $1,09

Mark Zuckerberg probably doesn't know what he just got himself into. The Facebook founder and CEO weighed in on the Philadelphia cheesesteak war on Sept. 24. And he's all about Pat's King of Steaks (sorry Geno's). Zuckerberg posted about the experience on social media, calling Pat's "the best chees

A Hummelstown man was arrested Wednesday after he was asked to leave but did not vacate the Palm Lutheran Church property in Palmyra, according to borough police. West Cornwall Township began researching whether they could take any action following a fatal accident on Route 72 in the area of the Sp

A Berks County resident was scammed out of thousands of dollars through Facebook, according to state police. A 61-year-old Maxatawny Township resident was scammed out of $4,500 by someone through Facebook between Dec. 1 and Sept. 21, state police at Reading said. The investigation is ongoing, accord

This fall, there are three Lancaster County farms growing a lot more than just corn. Between tall stalks, the fields sprout everything from bridges and playgrounds to pianos and snack bars. They're corn mazes, and each one poses a puzzle for people who want to try and find their way through miles of

EAST STROUDSBURG - Jennifer Lyon remembers the state trooper who lived near her family's farm when she was growing up in Bethel Township. "He used to stop in to check on us," Lyon said. "He was a great guy and did all the right things and was so caring. He told stories about his job and about helpin

FOUNTAIN SPRINGS - The North Schuylkill school board Wednesday hired a contractor to make repairs at the baseball field at its sports complex. At its September meeting, the board hired Hummer Turfgrass Systems Inc., Manheim, Lancaster County, to renovate the bullpen at a cost of $3,544 and renovate

ORWIGSBURG - As Sonia Philips, 8, of Pottsville, took a tap-dancing lesson Sunday afternoon, a couple of primates looked on. One was a 9-year-old lemur. The other was a 6-month-old Tonkean macaque. The animals were in cages, of course. The scene was the ninth annual Fall Arts Festival at The Arts Ba

A former Mount Joy man is facing a charge of tampering with evidence in connection to a drug-related death nearly three months ago in Penn Township. Timothy Shawn Kelley II, 25, took heroin and marijuana from the hand of a 25-year-old man who overdosed July 1 at a home in the 800 block of Holly Tree

Police in Lebanon say they are dealing with a sudden rise in heroin overdoes this past week. Investigators said heroin has recently appeared in the city and surrounding area that is "more dangerous than usual," according to a news release. Officers are currently attempting to identify the source of

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Levi Hains, a fifth grade student at South Lebanon Elementary School got to be a captain for the Cedar Crest Falcons for one night. A part of a partnership with Coach to Cure MD, the largest charity devoted exclusively to Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Levi suffers from Hains but doesn't let that slo

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Lebanon City Police Department says that they suspect there may be heroin being distributed locally that is more dangerous than usual. According to police, they are investigating a number of Heroin-related overdoses this week, and are making efforts to identify the source. Lebanon City Police are as