James Mentzer is a journalist based in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and events. He writes for LebTown, covering a range of topics including community updates, government decisions, transportation, and agriculture. James is dedicated to keeping the residents of Lebanon County informed about the issues that matter most to them.
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James Mentzer focuses primarily on local news, government and politics in the Lebanon County area of Pennsylvania. His coverage includes updates on county governance, public services such as transportation and postal affairs, as well as community events like the PA Farm Show.
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By: James Mentzer
Military personnel and local residents kicked off the holiday season at Fort Indiantown Gap on Dec. 6 with the tree lighting ceremony.
By: James Mentzer
The 2025 tentative budget, approved by a 2-1 split vote, does not include a real estate tax increase.
Lebanon VA Medial Center officials on Tuesday dedicated their new $10-million, 12,000-square-foot, post-surgical unit during a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
By: James Mentzer
Township officials also receive a report for a proposed storage unit facility.
By: James Mentzer
John E. Wengert Memorial Park pays tribute to a former dairyman, his business and his generosity.
Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf neither confirms or denies the report.
By: James Mentzer
Tourism in Lebanon County generated nearly $296.5 million in 2022, the latest year that financial figures are available.
Bethel Township supervisors approved the 2025 municipal budget on Dec. 12 with no tax increase.
By: James Mentzer
Future plans include a Ready to Eat cooking plant, packaging and freezing operation, feed mill and truck shop.
By: James Mentzer
Lebanon County Commissioners approved on Dec. 19 four ARPA funding requests totaling $3.6 million; receive NAACP letter concerning the district attorney's office.
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