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Mount Gretna resident Tim Finn rides his mountain bike just about everywhere, including to and from work every day!  He's also an active member of SAMBA, the Susquehanna Area Mountain Bike Association, which has been developing mountain bike trails throughout Lebanon County............. and is a co-founder of the Lebanon Valley Mountain Bike Team.   
Hear our Newsmaker interview all about cycling and mountain biking in Lebanon County!

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Hear Visit Lebanon Valley Executive Director Jennifer Kuzo discuss the inspiration for wanting to build The World's Largest Lebanon Bologna Sandwich at the Lebanon Area Fair on Tuesday, July 25th.  How much Lebanon Bologna do you need, and just how do you bake a sandwich bun that big?  Check it out, as Jen discusses the effort with Talk of the Town Host Laura LeBeau.  

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A 2022 complaint filed by the Lebanon NAACP with the Disciplinary Board of the PA Supreme Court has brought forth a reprimand for Lebanon County D.A. Pier Hess Graf.  The civil rights organization was upset that the D.A. did not recuse her office from investigating whether Trooper Jay Splain was justified in killing Charity Thome in March of 2020.  Trooper Splain was stationed at the Jonestown Barracks, where the D.A.'s husband was also stationed.  
Despite receiving a private reprimand that did not have to be publicly disclosed, Graf disclosed it.  The Lebanon NAACP issued a statement applauding the outcome of their complaint, but asking the Disciplinary Board to release its findings without the D.A.'s "spin."   
Hear Lebanon NAACP President Tony Fields discuss the complaint with Talk of the Town Host Laura LeBeau, and why the NAACP is not completely satisfied with Graf's release.    

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Enjoy some of the moments from the thrilling Game 7 of the Calder Cup Championship June 22nd, in which the Hershey Bears beat the Coachella Valley Firebirds 3-2 in overtime at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California. 

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WLBR Sports Reporter and Air Personality Jeff Falk interviewed longtime Lebanon Daily News Sportswriter Pat Huggins about his retirement from the local newspaper, as he battles Parkinson's Disease.  Pat has been very publicly candid about his illness, but now the disease has gotten to the point where he can no longer maintain the busy schedule and job duties he performed for decades, keeping the Lebanon Valley apprised about all facets of local sports.  It's a touching conversation about Pat's struggles with Parkinson's and the positive attitude he maintains, despite the ravages of this disease.

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Congressman Dan Meuser (R-PA9), who represents Lebanon County, outlines his effort to get the Lebanon Post Office at South 8th & Chestnut Streets in the City of Lebanon in honor of slain Lebanon Police Lt. William Lebo.  You'd think it would be an easy thing to do, but this is the federal government and it requires passing a bill in Congress and getting it signed by President Joe Biden.  He also talks about his involvement in the Problem Solvers Caucus in the House and their role in the recent debt ceiling negotiations.  

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Hear Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello, Lebanon Police Chief Bret Fisher and District Attorney Pier Hess Graf provide details and answer questions regarding the arrest of 27-year old Claudio Roseron in North Philadelphia June 6th.  He's the alleged third shooter who played a role in killing two young boys and a 19-year old man in Lebanon on May 30th, 2023.   Also arrested was Rosero's girlfriend, 34-year old Tiffany Koziara, who provided the getaway vehicle used in by the alleged killers in the shooting spree.

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Lebanon City Police Chief Bret Fisher and Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf provide the latest update on the triple homicide investigation and arrests made as of June 1st, 2023.

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Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello and Police Chief Bret Fisher provide initial details on the triple fatality shooting that occurred around 10:05pm on May 30, 2023 on North 5th Street in the City of Lebanon.  

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After a radio broadcasting career that spans 45 years, Steve "Frogman" Todd will be retiring effective 10am on May 19th.  Hear a very special Newsmaker Interview with a guy who's been waking up the Lebanon Valley for 38 years.