The first tryout for the Lebanon Leprechauns is set for November 6th, and new Leprechauns Head Coach Brian Rowsom is excited to add quality pieces to the roster.

Shortly after landing in Indiana, Coach Rowsom joined us for Episode 60 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast. Coach Brian shared his coaching philosophy, his love for the game, and trying to guard NBA legend Karl Malone during Rowsom's playing days days with the Pacers. 

If you love basketball, you don't want to miss this episode! To learn more about the Lebanon Leprechauns, visit their website!

The Lebanon Street Department has a pair of new employees! New hires Parker Lewis and Alex Smith join their boss Dave Newell for Episode 59 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast.

Alex and Parker share what led them to applying for the City's open positions, and Dave compliments the work ethic displayed by the two. 

Other topics include a changing of the seasons, and growth plans for the department, as City needs increase. We hope you enjoy Episode 59 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast!

This Is Home

Thursday, October 14th 2021 will be a date that will always be remembered in Lebanon. Mayor Matt Gentry, and Andy Card of Card & Associates announced plans for a 95 acre development that will include a 275,000 square-foot athletic facility. 

Shortly after the announcement, comments and questions began to be shared. Mayor Gentry and Planning Director Ben Bontrager join us for Episode 58 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast to answer some of the most frequently asked questions.

Professional basketball, in Lebanon ? Lebanon....Leprechauns? The owner of the newest team in The Basketball League, Preston Myers, joins us for Episode 57 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast.

Why was Leprechauns chosen? What other team names were on the list? How did he get involved with TBL? What can fans expect when they go to Leprechauns games? Lebanon resident Preston Myers answers these questions, an more, in this episode. 

We also listen to the Chase Wright's new song, "Why Can't it be Over?" 

If you haven't visited Kinnard & Drake's 1830 Chophouse along Main Street - you've got to try it! From great steaks to delicious sandwiches, the 1830 Chophouse has it all!

The #LovinLebanon Podcast is "on location," featuring Head Chef Shawn Sublette and General Manager Amber Gray. The pair recaps the timeline of how the 1830 Chophouse came to open its doors in Lebanon. 

Sublette and Gray also talk about the Chophouse menu, which is about to go through some Fall tweaks, with a portion of that menu on full display for the City's upcoming Unite Under the Lights event. 

The Lebanon Kiwanis Pancake Supper is back in 2021, and Episode 55 of the #LovinLebanon is here to help get you ready. The event didn't happen last year due to COVID-19, but the organization's only fundraiser has returned in a drive-thru format. More information on the Pancake Supper can be found here.

Event organizers Matt Wilson and Baili Hart join the podcast to outline how the event is shaping up, and what attendees can expect. This year's event is September 16th, from 4:30 until 8. It takes place just ahead of this year's Back to the Fifties Festival (9-17, 18). The pair share some of their experiences from Pancake Suppers past, and why the organization is honoring former Kiwanian Tom Temple. 

Pancakes, service....and a podcast blooper all can be found in this episode. Enjoy!

"We create shakes packed full of protein without the protein taste! You will experience the great taste of your favorite dessert without the guilt or calories!" 

They're the two sentences you can find when you stop by Lebanon Nutrition's social media accounts. Two days after opening its doors to the pubic, this shake, tea, and coffee shop is living up to its promise - and staying plenty busy, too!

The #LovinLebanon Podcast goes "on the road" for Episode #54, as we chat with Lebanon Nutrition Owner Beth Raub. Beth shares why she chose Lebanon, and how the response has been so far. With so many menu options, she also shares her "go to" tea and shake. Listen for her tasty choices, and stop by to find your own fav!

Augtoberfest, the City's German-themed beer and food festival is Saturday, August 21st! The Heart of Lebanon Executive Director Missy Krulik stops by for this #LovinLebanon Podcast episode to give us a preview, and to chat about other events and items going on within the organization.

In this episode, we also chat with Heart of Lebanon intern Kennedy Zellers. Kennedy is a senior at Lebanon High School and a member of the LHS Tigerettes Color Guard. Kennedy shares the experience of performing at the Indiana State Fair's Band Day, and finishing in 6th place, the school's highest ranking ever!

Augtoberfest Tickets: https://event.ontaptickets.com/events/augtoberfest-presented-by-state-bank-of-lizton-8-21-2021?fbclid=IwAR1JvTzv9X15zQtp_JaNB8tKPk3T8VQfMQRxvx-iqPSb2qcDh9keXMw_Edw

The countdown is on as the 2021-2022 school year approaches. You can even see a countdown clock on the Lebanon Community School Corporation's website! School Superintendent Dr. Jon Milleman is getting geared up, and he stops by for Episode 52 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast.

Dr. Jon highlights the school's Reopening Plan, potential capital improvements throughout the district, and how good the school's marching band sounds.

Remember, email [email protected] to share your thoughts on the podcast, or to suggest future episodes!

What do the songs "Stayin' Alive," "Baby Shark," and the Lebanon Fire Department all have in common? They're all components of Episode 51 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast! Chief Chuck Batts and Firefighter Sam Dougherty join us for this episode.

Firefighter Dougherty shares why his heart for service led him to LFD, volunteering at Hoosier Burn Camp, and CPR training within the department. Chief Batts takes us inside the hiring process at Lebanon Fire, and shares info on the department's partnership with Whitestown Fire and Zore's towing to install a Flashover Chamber. 

Speaking of CPR training, to find out more information about Lebanon Fire Department's CPR program, send an email to: [email protected] , visit the department's Facebook page, or call LFD, at (765)482-8227