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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NBA Finals: Indiana Pacers at Oklahoma City Thunder odds, picks and predictions

6 days ago | ldnews.com | Jess Root

It is Game 7 of the NBA Finals and a new champion will be crowned on Sunday. The Indiana Pacers visit the Oklahoma City Thunder, tipping off at 8 p.m. ET from Paycom Center in Oklahoma City (ABC). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's NBA odds around the Pacers vs. Thunder odds and make our expert NBA picks and predictions for the best bets.
From the dugouts: Vote now for Lebanon County softball, baseball athletes of the year

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Zavier Gussett

The offseason is here and that means it's time for postseason voting. Following the spring campaign there’s plenty of Lebanon County talent to highlight across the diamond. After PIAA action has settled, 24 local athletes were nominated for leading their teams through the latest season of action. Both polls are now open and will run from Wednesday to 12 p.m. Monday. Want to nominate an athlete for weekly or seasonal polls? Email Zavier Gussett at [email protected] by noon each Sunday.
Joe Shay's journey as a coach, father were shaped by sports in Lebanon County

1 week ago | ldnews.com | Zavier Gussett

Joe Shay, a coach at Annville-Cleona, became involved in coaching sports after noticing out-of-date practices at his son's football practice. Shay's three children have benefited from their involvement in sports, learning valuable lessons about competition and responsibility. Shay acknowledges the challenges of balancing coaching with fatherhood, striving to separate the two roles while cherishing the extra time spent with his children.
Greencastle-Antrim softball vs Penn-Trafford: Live updates from PIAA Class 5A title game

2 weeks ago | ldnews.com | Zavier Gussett

Greencastle-Antrim softball is making its second appearance in a state championship game. The Blue Devils take on District 7's Penn-Trafford on June 13 at 4 p.m. for the Class 5A championship. G-A last won a state title in 2009. Follow reporter Zavier Gussett for live updates. More: Southern Fulton baseball vs.
Freedom Area vs Faith Christian: Live updates from PIAA state baseball 2A playoffs

2 weeks ago | ldnews.com | Zavier Gussett

Freedom Area is playing in its first baseball state title game, and a victory would mean the first PIAA title in school history. The Bulldogs take on Faith Christian in the 2A championship. First pitch is set for 10:30 a.m. June 13 at Penn State's Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. Follow reporter Zavier Gussett for live updates from the game.
Police: 3 N. Lebanon residents charged after search reveals marijuana-growing operation

3 weeks ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

Three North Lebanon Township residents have been charged in connection with an alleged marijuana growing operation after a search by the Lebanon County Drug Task Force, according to officials. Angela Suckiel, 40, Xavier Frigerio, 20, and Damion Frigerio, 21, were charged after the drug task force raided their residence and allegedly seized multiple items connected to a marijuana operations.
Annville man charged with attempting to produce, receiving child pornography

3 weeks ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

An Annville resident was indicted after he attempted to produce child pornography earlier this year, according to the United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Christian Harding, 24, was indicted on May 28 by a federal grand jury for alleged child-pornography offenses. On Feb. 3, Harding coerced and enticed a minor to engage in a sexual activity, and attempted to produce child pornography, alleged acting U.S. Attorney John C. Gurganus. Officials added that between Jan.
Police: Former Lebanon city mayoral candidate charged with domestic assault and harassment

3 weeks ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

A former Lebanon city mayoral candidate has been charged with domestic assault after a physical altercation with his girlfriend in March, according to the Lebanon City Police Department. Scott Hawryluk, also known as Scott Church, was charged with simple assault (domestic violence), and harassment after police responded to a disturbance in the 400 block of Chestnut Street at 9:06 p.m. March 31.
Lebanon County protesters disappointed by their meeting with Rep. Dan Meuser

3 weeks ago | ldnews.com | Matthew Toth

“Mondays with Meuser” organizers spent most of their time in front of the Lebanon County Courthouse on June 2 recounting a May 29 meeting with GOP U.S. Rep Dan Meuser of Pennsylvania's 9th Congressional District. The group holds public demonstrations on Mondays calling for Meuser to meet in person with his constituents in Lebanon County in a town hall and address their concerns with the Trump administration.
PHOTOS: Palmyra hands Pittston first loss of 2025 in PIAA 5A playoff opener

3 weeks ago | ldnews.com | Zavier Gussett

Zavier GussettPalmyra’s Jack Santana (12) and Braedon Sommer (18) talk to Jonathan Strohecker (10) before an inning during Round 1 of the PIAA 5A baseball playoffs on Monday, June 2, 2025 at PNC Field in Pittston, Pennsylvania. Zavier GussettPIAA Baseball: The Pittston Patriots hosted the Palmyra Cougars for a 5A playoff matchup Monday, June 2, 2025 at PNC Field in Pittston, Pennsylvania. The Cougars won 7-3 after earning five runs in the fifth inning, and gave Pittston its first loss of the year.