Less than a week after the death of Lebanon City Police Officer Lt. William Lebo, businesses and community members throughout Central Pennsylvania are finding ways to honor his memory and sacrifice.
Lebanese president says Pope Francis will visit Lebanon in June
Lebanese president Michel Aoun said on Tuesday he has been informed by the Vatican envoy that Pope Francis will visit Lebanon in June, the Lebanese presidency wrote on Twitter.
Midstate business honoring Lt. William Lebo
The Midstate will remember slain police Lieutenant William Lebo this Friday. The memorial service for the fallen Lebanon officer will be at GIANT Center in Hershey. In …
Lebanon’s deputy PM declares country’s bankruptcy, talks with IMF
Lebanon’s Deputy Prime Minister Saade Chami on Monday announced “the bankruptcy of the state and the Central Bank of Lebanon,” al-Jadeed local TV channel reported. “The state has gone bankrupt as did …
Beirutis Leave Crisis-Hit Lebanon in Search of a Better Life in Iraq (AFP)
Iraq, once synonymous with conflict and chaos, is becoming a land of opportunity for Lebanese job-seekers fleeing a deep economic crisis back home.
‘We got your back’ : Lebanon business community comes together to support police
“We saw what happened in Lebanon last night, we felt like there was something we could do to give back to the community,” said Makara Mam, owner of Union Beer House. It’s a six-pack place that the …
‘We got your back’ : Lebanon business community comes together to support police
“We saw what happened in Lebanon last night, we felt like there was something we could do to give back to the community,” said Makara Mam, owner of Union Beer House. It’s a six-pack place that the …
Permobil announces $15.5 million expansion to Lebanon facility
The Swedish company, which employs 200 employees at its Lebanon facility, announced plans Monday to further its investment in the community.
Importers and politicians keep Lebanon hooked on oil
Since Russia first invaded Ukraine in late February, the Lebanese public has witnessed spiraling costs for fuel, on which the country relies overwhelmingly for basic services, from electricity …
Will renewables bring light to a particularly dark situation in Lebanon?
Mismanagement and corruption have left Lebanon with an unreliable energy system. Renewables can help only with complete energy market reform.