Lebanon Daily News

Lebanon Daily News is a daily newspaper serving the Lebanon, Pennsylvania area. Its headquarters can be found at 718 Poplar Street. The paper is published in the afternoon from Monday to Friday and is available in the morning on Saturdays and Sundays.

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Residents voice concerns about Quittie wetlands future in S. Lebanon Twp. parcel sale

3 days ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

Residents raised concerns about Lebanon County Commissioners' recent sale of county-owned land in South Lebanon Township, which includes a portion of wetlands for the Quittaphilla Creek. During the commissioners' meeting April 17, several residents voiced concerns the impact of selling the wetlands could have in the Lebanon County community. Commissioners recently approved an agreement of sale of 17 acres near the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Driver License Center at 900 E.
Lebanon County protesters continue to call for in-person meeting with Rep. Dan Meuser

5 days ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

Susan Fenstermaker, a music teacher from Lebanon, was out along 9th St. Saturday morning carrying signs and shouting towards people walking by, hoping to ask a question to U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser:"Why are you ignoring your people?" she said. "Why do you not care about these families who live here?"Fenstermaker joined more than 100 protesters on the corner of 9th and Cumberland Streets calling for Meuser to meet in-person with his constituents in Lebanon County.
Lebanon Co. protesters call for in-person meeting with Meuser about Trump, DOGE

5 days ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

Matthew TothLocal residents lined the Lebanon downtown sidewalks at the intersection of 9th and Cumberland St. during an April 19 protest to insist U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser meet in-person with his constituents about issues with the Trump administration and DOGE. Matthew TothLocal residents lined the Lebanon downtown sidewalks at the intersection of 9th and Cumberland St. during an April 19 protest to insist U.S. Rep.
Hershey Company opens new, advanced Reese Chocolate Processing Facility in Derry Twp.

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

With Easter right around the corner, the Hershey Company joined with government officials April 16 to unveil a new Reese Chocolate Processing facility. Built on 55 acres of the former Friendly's restaurant site, the new 250,000-square-foot facility will produce the chocolate used in a variety of brands, including Reese’s, KitKat, Symphony, and Special Dark. Officials said the 1000 Reese Avenue plant is large enough to hold five NFL football fields.
'We built it bigger': Bayer debuts $43.6 million Myerstown facility expansion

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

The Myerstown facility, Bayer's largest consumer health factory globally, manufactures over 50% of Bayer's North American brands. The expansion includes new packaging lines, automated logistics systems, and space for future solar panels. While the expansion allowed for the hiring of 78 construction workers, Bayer remains noncommittal on the number of permanent new jobs created.
In honor of wawa day grab a free cup of hot coffee at your local Wawa

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Lena Tzivekis

In celebration of its 61st anniversary and the opening of its first location in Ohio, Wawa, the iconic chain of convenience stores and gas stations now also making its way through Central Pa. is treating its customers to a free hot coffee of any size, all day long. Customers can simply go into their local store and grab their favorite hot beverage from Wawa’s self-serve coffee bar.
PennDOT shares online plans for Route 343/N. 7th St resurfacing project. What to know.

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

A key feature of the project is the construction of a roundabout at the intersection of Route 343 and Kimmerlings Road/Kochenderfer Road. The project is expected to begin in 2027 and be completed in 2028, pending approvals and funding. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation invites residents to view an online plan display regarding the Rte 343 (N. 7th Street) Resurfacing and Intersection Improvement Project in Lebanon City, North Lebanon Twp., and Swatara Twp.
USDA's Brooke Rollins defends Trump tariff policy during farm roundtable in Pennsylvania

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins defended President Trump's trade policies during a Pennsylvania farm tour, asserting they will bring economic prosperity to farmers. Rollins argued that current trade agreements are unfair to American farmers, citing examples of restricted beef and pork exports. Rep. Dan Meuser expressed concern that Pennsylvania's opposition to Trump's policies could hinder the state's economic growth.
One dead, one injured in shooting incident on 9th St.: Lebanon Police

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

One person was found dead and another person was found injured after a shooting incident in the 500 block of S. 9th Street Friday morning, according to the Lebanon City Police Department. At 4 a.m. April 11, officers responded to a report of gunshots fired. Upon arrival, officers located one individual suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. "Emergency medical services were immediately requested, and the victim was transported to a local hospital for treatment," police said in a statement.
Two dead after shooting incident and arson fire on South 9th St.: Lebanon Police

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

Two people are dead after a shooting incident in the 500 block of South 9th Street Friday morning, according to the Lebanon City Police Department. At 4 a.m. April 11, officers responded to a report of gunshots fired. Upon arrival, officers located a 55-year-old male who had sustained injuries from gunfire. He was transported to a local hospital for treatment. Despite life-saving efforts, police said he later succumbed to his injuries.