Extreme hunger is the next crisis on Lebanon’s horizon. Thirty-seven percent of Lebanese and Syrian refugee children don’t get enough to eat every day. That number will rise to 42 percent in the first …
Drug shortages, soaring prices are killing Lebanon’s people
The Union of Drug Manufacturers in Lebanon announced that the price of pharmaceuticals in the country will increase further.
Mt. Juliet looks at townhomes on Lebanon Road and single-family homes on Saundersville Road
Separate plans for 99 townhomes, 45 single-family homes submitted in Mt. Juliet. An evolving mixed-use development plan on Lebanon Road in Mt. Juliet that now includes 99 townhomes and commercial …
Lebanon’s business conditions hit 11-month low in December
Business conditions in Lebanon’s private sector continued to deteriorate in December, falling to an 11-month low as new orders and output declined amid higher inflation, rising operating costs and …
Lebanon school district forecasts revenue shortfall by end of June
Expenditures to outpace revenue in next few years, treasurer says. Lebanon City Schools has reported the district is in a very good financial position but added that expenses will be outpacing …
French defense chief in Lebanon, pledges more support to military
Sebastien Lecornu’s visit came two weeks following the killing of an Irish UNIFIL soldier as his convoy came under attack. A suspect is now in custody …
2022 in review: Lebanon in paralysis, fails ten times to elect President
Lebanon has been battling a severe economic crisis since the end of 2019, plunging 80% of the population below the poverty line. Institutional paralysis is further delaying a possible IMF deal to help …
Second suspect arrested in Lebanon County business burglary
A second suspect in the Christmas Eve. burglary at Blatt & Tillett garage has been arrested. According to Pennsylvania State Police, 20-year-old Austin Davis …
In Lebanon, banks and supermarkets rely on private security
The increase in violent incidents and pickpocketing in recent months against the backdrop of the severe economic, financial and social crisis, is fueling the demand for institutional protection.
Local developer secures land for 101-unit townhome project in Lebanon
Brentwood-based Meritage Homes recently bought an 18.5-acre parcel of land in Lebanon which is slated for the development of 101 townhomes, Wilson County deeds show. The company paid $1.2 million for …