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Hall of Fame – John H. Wilkinson: Upholding Balanced, Sustainable Working Forests
Co-written by Carol Dinges and Sarah Brown John Wilkinson, Class of 1959, will be inducted to the Bud…
A Fresh Dining Experience at Robin’s Northside Grill
What started as a chance opportunity has turned into a thriving business for Robbin (Bobbie) and Aaron Franks,…
Events: Sept. 4, 2024
First Fridays downtown The Lebanon Downtown Association hosts its First Friday events from 5-8 p.m. every first Friday…
Hall of Fame – Greg Barreto: Engineering Your Own Path
Greg Barreto has been selected for induction into the Bud and Dorothy Page Lebanon High School Hall of…
Remodeled Chamber Building Features Historical Values of Lebanon
After enduring two car crashes that knocked the building off its foundation and rendered it unsafe, the Lebanon…
Concert Downtown Raises Money to End Alzheimer’s
Academy Square came alive with music and generosity as The Oaks at Lebanon Assisted Living and the Lebanon…
Lebanon Pool Swims Toward Repair Fundraiser Goals
Anyone longing for a look into the past can take a swim at the Lebanon Community Pool; the…
Native Cultural Encampment Dances Closer to Lebanon
Hosts of a Native American Cultural Encampment set up tipis and held a weekend of events at Waterloo…
City Urged to Build Tree Canopy
A question of rising heat temperatures and the need for more trees in the city was raised during…
WesternU Finds New COMP Dean in Lisa Warren: Alumna, Innovator, Pediatrician
Lisa Warren, DO, MBA, CEO, followed in her father’s footsteps in becoming a pediatrician; now her career has…
Events: July 10, 2024
Movies in the Park Lebanon Downtown Association will host “Movie Magic in Ralston Park” on Fridays. Shows start…
Planning Commission Reviews Plans for Subdivision, Traffic Signal
The Planning Commission reviewed the property annexation at 810 Key St., which involved a five-lot subdivision and various…
Fourth of July Event Returns to Cheadle Park
Lebanon families returned to Cheadle Lake Park for the first time in four years to celebrate Fourth of…
Scio Family Asks for Help for Rare Disease
A 3-year-old boy in Scio might be the only person in Oregon to be diagnosed with what his…
Seven Oak, Lacomb Capital Projects Move Forward
The Lebanon Community School Board held their monthly meetings on May 16 and June 6, seeing updates on…
Library Friends Raise $20K for Expansion, Library Hours Reduced
The Lebanon Friends of the Library saw record sales during their past three book sales, benefiting the Lebanon…
Community Tours New Fire Station
In lieu of a ceremonial red ribbon cutting during the Lebanon Fire District’s new Station 31 open house…
Strawberry Festival Filled with Circus Fun
2024 Strawberry Festival Queen Addison Cable kicked off the 115th “Strawberry Circus” Lebanon Strawberry Festival on May 30…
Civil War Reenactment Draws Record School-Day Attendance
An annual Civil War reenactment held at Cheadle Lake Park May 17-19 saw great attendance, with a record…
Centenarian Strawberry Queen Survives Fire at Adult Foster Home
In the early morning of May 19, the Lebanon Fire District responded to a fire at Joella’s Manor…
Individuals Learn New Skill for Veterans Project
Clients at Willamette Vocational Resource Community are learning a new skill that will not only benefit them, but…
Antique Hose Wagon Undergoes Restoration
Lebanon plans to put 1921 International on permanent display *It should be noted there is some confusion as…
‘Strong No’ for ‘Fire Tax’
Dear Editor, Strong no on another fire tax. Like most Lebanonites I support our public servants, police and…
Thanks for Support of Trails
Dear Editor, Build Lebanon Trails (BLT) extends our heartfelt gratitude to our wonderful sponsors, participants and volunteers at…
The 40/8 Awards 17 Scholarships
The Forty & Eight (40/8) awarded 17 scholarships to nurse, automotive and medical students, and honored them with…