Chris Coyle is a journalist at LebTown. He writes primarily on government, the courts, and business, with a focus on areas such as litigation, construction, and legal affairs. His extensive background as an attorney informs his reporting, particularly on topics like lawsuits and the construction industry.
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Lebanon, United States (Local)
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Chris Coyle's coverage is focused on local news, government & politics, crime, and community events in Lebanon. He reports extensively on government announcements and political developments at the local level. For effective outreach to Chris, consider providing insights or exclusive information related to local governance, political issues affecting the community, or developments in infrastructure projects within Lebanon.
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Brothers who fled to the U.S. from war-torn Kosovo are set to reopen the former Downtown Lounge as the Downtown Taphouse. Make an impact. Cancel anytime.
By: Chris Coyle
Lebanon Steel Works, targeted for October opening, will create cooperative spaces for small businesses.
The 350-resident skilled care facility continues operations uninterrupted.
By: Chris Coyle
Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello and Lebanon County Department of Emergency Services Director Bob Dowd told LebTown late Friday morning they are waiting
By: Chris Coyle
Police allege Adam Berryhill posted detailed threats and plans for violence against lawmakers and city police
By: Chris Coyle
Elementary schools will now host kindergarten through fourth grades; upper grade building assignments are unchanged.
Sale of former county home won't be finalized for about 60 days.
Cedar fans can thank the Great Depression for the iconic facility at 7th and Lehman streets.
Splash pad opening delayed until summer. This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project
Two of the three could still get death sentences. All three face up to life without parole.
