City News Archives - City of Lebanon

Life Sciences Company, Agrozen, Choses Lebanon

by joe.lepage@cityoflebanon.org | Jan 6, 2021 | City News, Jobs, Planning dept

Contest Courtesy: The Boone County Economic Development Corporation Agrozen Life Sciences, an Indiana-based hemp research and development company, today announced plans to open a new facility in Lebanon. Agrozen focuses on researching optimal strains for the...

City Awarded More Than $800k for Road Projects

by joe.lepage@cityoflebanon.org | Dec 22, 2020 | City News, Engineering, Planning dept

After completing its review of potential projects pertaining to the Community Crossings Matching Grant Fund Program, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has preliminarily awarded $839,577.75 to The City of Lebanon. The award of the Community Crossings...

City Holds Virtual Christmas Celebration, Complete with Tree Lighting

by joe.lepage@cityoflebanon.org | Dec 9, 2020 | City News, park

Didn’t get the chance to watch the celebration? No problem, we’ve got this Christmas package all wrapped up for you – right here! Many thanks to all of those who helped bring holiday cheer this year, in downtown Lebanon. Thank you to The Heart of...

City Adding Virtual Christmas Celebration

by joe.lepage@cityoflebanon.org | Dec 2, 2020 | City News

Even though this year’s Christmas Parade is cancelled, Holiday Cheer is very much a GO! Join the City of Lebanon for a Virtual Christmas Celebration, complete with live reindeer, a performance by the Madrigals, and of course Santa and Mrs. Claus “flipping...

Lebanon Business Park Nearly at Capacity

by joe.lepage@cityoflebanon.org | Nov 25, 2020 | City News, Engineering, Planning dept

Story Courtesy: The Lebanon Reporter: With the announcement of Netherlands-based NewCold coming, the Lebanon Business Park has nearly reached capacity. According to the Boone Economic Development Corp., there are only 127 acres left to develop in the 1,250 acre...

Due to an Increase in COVID Cases, City Buildings Closed to Public

by joe.lepage@cityoflebanon.org | Nov 17, 2020 | City News, Engineering, fire dept, Planning dept, Police, stormwater, street

Due to an increase in Boone County’s COVID-19 cases, and out of an abundance of caution, Lebanon Mayor Matt Gentry has ordered the closing of City buildings to the general public without an appointment until further notice; including the Mayor’s, Clerk-Treasurer’s,...