News across Greater Lebanon, MO
Lebanon Police Department Mourns Retired Sgt. Howard Triplett
Retired Sgt. Howard Triplett, who served the Lebanon Police Department for 18 years, passed away September 29, 2026.
City Statement on Ice Cream Factory Property Notice
The City of Lebanon is aware of a public notice for a trustee's sale on property tied to the Ice Cream Factory. The City is not part of the private debt involved and maintains ownership of the land and building at 1201 Ice Cream Way.
The Facts Behind Lebanon's Ice Cream Factory Electrical Project Loan
Lebanon residents deserve the full picture on the Ice Cream Factory project — here's the background.
Scam Alert: Callers Are Spoofing Police Department Phone Numbers
Scammers are spoofing Lebanon PD's phone number and demanding payment to avoid arrest. Here's how to spot the scam and what to do if you get a call.
Atchley Park Parking Lot Closing Periodically for Upgrades
The front parking lot at Atchley Park will close at times over the next few weeks for improvements — watch for on-site signage for current closures.
Level Up Lebanon Returns This Fall for Wards 1 & 4
Free dumpsters, free smoke detectors, and neighbors helping neighbors — Level Up Lebanon hits Wards 1 & 4 on Saturday, October 24.
After 17 Years, Lebanon Police Brings Back the Corporal Rank
Lebanon Police has corporals again for the first time since prior to 2009 — four officers pinned into a new layer of leadership between patrol and sergeant.
Mayor Declares September Hunger Action Month in Lebanon
Mayor Jared Carr signed a proclamation Aug. 24 declaring September Hunger Action Month and Sept. 29 Hunger Action Day, standing with local food pantries that serve thousands of Lebanon-area families every month.
City Approves Incentives to Grow Attainable Housing in Lebanon
The Lebanon City Council approved three measures Aug. 24 aimed at encouraging new home construction across the city