NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

The City of Lebanon and Ozark Fiber are pleased to announce that a new high-speed fiber-optic communications service provider is coming to town. Ozark Fiber has already started construction. Read on about this business

Here is a brief summary of major actions taken by the Lebanon City Council at their March 13th regular meeting: Read on about actions taken at the meeting:

City of Lebanon residents will have the opportunity to vote to tax recreational marijuana in the City of Lebanon during the April 4, 2023 municipal election. Read on about this ballot question

The City of Lebanon will be celebrating volunteerism this spring with the presentation of the Mayor Lyle Anderson Gold Leaf Award for Volunteer Service. Read on about the Gold Leaf Award

Several City of Lebanon Electric Division employees were recently promoted to new positions within the organization. Read on about the promotions

Scouts partner with the City to place falcon boxes downtown. Read on about this project

Mayor Jared Carr announced the kickoff of Lebanon Project 2040 at his annual State of the City address on Feb. 2. Read on about Lebanon Project 2040

Here is a brief summary of major actions taken by the Lebanon City Council at their January 23rd regular meeting: Read on about actions taken at the meeting

Here is a brief summary of major actions taken at the Jan. 9th regular meeting of the Lebanon City Council: Read on about actions taken at the meeting...

Here is a brief recap of major actions taken by the Lebanon City Council at the Nov. 28th regular meeting. Read on about actions taken at the meeting

Developers planning to renovate the 70,000-square-foot Allen Building property, at 200 East Commercial Street in downtown Lebanon, reached another milestone Tuesday with the official ownership acquisition of the property. Read on about this story

A group of 15 of our newer team members took part in a New Employee Orientation and Tour Oct. 6th. Read on about the tour

The Lebanon Police Department is pleased to offer a service that will assist with locating and identifying elderly or intellectually disabled citizens at risk of wandering away from their caregivers. Read on about the EZ ID system

The Lebanon Police Department received vital active threat response training Oct. 25-27 along with more than 40 other law enforcement officers. Read on about training