By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter LEBANON – During the Lebanon City Council Committee Meeting on November 16, several items were discussed including three items that will move on to
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter LEBANON – St. Clair County Board Member Ken Sharkey presented information on a new St. Clair County Transit District service for Lebanon, Summerfield, and
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter LEBANON – During the Lebanon City Council Committee Meeting on November 2, several items were discussed including the proposed ordinance to allow golf carts
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter LEBANON – During the October 26 City Council meeting, the Lebanon City Council unanimously approved the appointment of Roberto Roma to fill the open
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter LEBANON – During the Monday, October 12 City Council meeting, the Council unanimously approved an ordinance that will allow golf carts and all-terrain vehicles
By Kayla AndersenWeekly Reporter LEBANON – On Sunday, October 4, residents of Cedar Ridge Health and Rehab Center in Lebanon lined the sidewalks to watch the community come
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter LEBANON – Lebanon’s Ward 3 Alderwoman Jessica Zurliene abruptly resigned at the end of the City Council meeting on September 28. “The City has
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter LEBANON – During the Lebanon City Council Committee Meeting on September 21, a great deal of discussion occurred regarding the access to City water
LEBANON- During their June 15 meeting the Lebanon City Council Committee of Whole continued discussion of the City’s decision to make St. Louis Street one way from east
A peaceful protest was held today in Lebanon. The small group, organized by a Lebanon teen, held signs, chanted, and waved to cars, and drew participants of all
Outside dining on the Brick Street will begin soon in Lebanon. Mayor Wilken is working
to gather final details but as it now stands, restaurants and retail
LEBANON- People packed into the new Don’s IGA for it’s grand opening on a dreary Wednesday afternoon. Located at 651 S. Madison street across from the Shell station,
“You will see in the coming days/months how this is financially destroying businesses across the U.S. and especially Illinois. As business owners, all of our overhead, mortgages, utilities,
During the Lebanon Council Committee of the Whole meeting on May 4, two items were
discussed under the Ordinance portion of the meeting. The first was Lebanon’s
The Lebanon City Council unanimously passed an ordinance at their March 30 electronic meeting giving Mayor Rich Wilken a wide array of powers that will allow him to
