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What is accessibility? Why is accessibility in Lebanon important for those who are disabled?
Who determines the level of accessibility disabled people should receive? How do those who
are disabled achieve equal access to the programs and policies that Lebanon should provide
to all?

The Lebanon City Council met in March to pass a resolution to officially “express a deep sense of loss in the death of Richard A. Bleinstine, a former member of Lebanon City Council.”

Laura Quick is a candidate for State Representative of the 102nd Legislative District. This article will be broken down into two parts: 1) background information and 2) her candidacy for State House.

Challenges to books that discuss topics on race and gender identity have increased in different states, including Pennsylvania. 

When I drive through our neighborhood or surf through the internet, it is very common to see signs for support of the police or posts supporting the blue. In recent months, we have all seen the rise in violent crime in our neighborhoods. And, now more than ever the state and local police truly need our support as their very lives are being threatened. They need more than a sign or a post.

Three Pennsylvania environmental groups handed Russian President Vladimir Putin a major victory. Those same groups are cheering and patting themselves on the back because they successfully shut down an $800 million liquified natural gas project in one of the most rural parts of my Senate district.  

Alexandria (Alex) Khalil is a candidate running for United States Senate to replace outgoing Senator Pat Toomey. I will break down this article into two parts: 1) background information and 2) her candidacy for U.S. Senate.

Hours after a state House panel advanced a bill that would exclude transgender athletes from competing on women’s sports team in the commonwealth, LGBTQ advocates and allies held an emotional rally in the Capitol rotunda where they urged its defeat.

By Doc Clements Inflation is running rampant. Blame it on who you like, but we all really know that it…

Annville, PA- What once was a very controversial conversation in Lebanon County will have its destiny being decided on April 5th, the residents of North Annville Township will come together to hear the official decision that could decide the destiny of the solar farm project in the area. The proposal of a 858-acre solar farm has come with multiple community members sharing their view as to why that should not happen.