In this episode of Girl Power, Sarah sat down with Michaela for a conversation that was deeply personal, honest, and at times heartbreaking. Instead of focusing on business or everyday life, this episode centered on mental health, family trauma, survival, motherhood, and the long road toward stability.
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Meet your candidates running for City Council. All bios are written by your candidates, interviews with David Millsap provided below. Click on video to watch full interview.
This week on Pet of the Week with Claws and Paws, the spotlight is on Askim, a lovable 4-year-old cattle dog mix who’s more than ready for his second chance at the perfect forever home.
There’s never a dull moment at the Hughes Senior Center, and this past week proved it. Between competitive pool games, packed painting classes, and plenty of laughs echoing through the halls, it’s clear this place is more than just a schedule—it’s a community that shows up and has a good time doing it.
Spring is here, and it’s a great time to get involved in our community.
The Hughes Senior Center in Lebanon continues to be one of the busiest and most welcoming spots in town, and this past week proved it again. Bob and Administrator Debbie shared updates on everything happening at the center, along with a look at what’s coming up.
Ashley Mahan with the Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce sat down with Kim Breeden and her team at Shelter Insurance for this Girl Power feature, highlighting what it looks like to be a woman in business and how that journey evolves over time.
On this episode of Girl Power, we sat down with Courtney and Krystal, the women behind Book Burrow, for a conversation that was equal parts funny, honest, and inspiring.
The Hughes Senior Center has been full of energy lately, and if you stopped by this past week, you probably heard plenty of laughter. Bob and Administrator Debbie shared highlights from the center, including a spirited game of balloon volleyball that had residents, staff, and even the kitchen crew jumping in to play. The center also hosted a pie-in-the-face fundraiser that brought plenty of laughs while raising $687.59 for programs at the senior center.
Ellie Smith has called the Lebanon area home since 1996. Many people know her for her love of gardening, but another passion runs just as deep in her life: art.
When you meet Magda Reagan, the first thing you notice is her energy. She is the kind of person who always seems to have something going on, whether it’s helping a real estate client, planning meals for hundreds of people, or showing up for someone in the community. But her story starts a long way from Lebanon.
A Busy and Fun Week Ahead at the Hughes Senior Center
In this episode of Girl Power, Abbey Hoskins sits down with April True, a longtime Lebanon business owner and entrepreneur who has built much of her life around faith, family, and serving her community. April owns True Wellness and True Swing Golf in downtown Lebanon, while she and her husband Danny also manage several rental and commercial properties alongside Danny’s construction business.
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Benji is this week’s Pet of the Week from Claws and Paws, and he might just be one of the sweetest boys we’ve had in the studio!
The Hughes Senior Center, located at 460 West Fifth Street in Lebanon, is wrapping up a busy February and heading into March with full schedules, daily meals, and plenty of activities for the community.
A planned student walkout is scheduled for March 11 at Lebanon High School, and the student coordinating the effort says it has been in the works for about a month.
On this episode of Girl Power, Abbey sits down with Jamie Johansen for a real conversation about building businesses, raising kids, and balancing life on the farm.
Sarah Hampton’s story is one of growth, grit, and courage.
Your favorite hosts, Bob and Debbie are back with your weekly Hughes News! A lot is going on at Hughes Senior Center this week, don't miss out! Ice cream sundaes, Friday night dance and some crazy games involving duct tape!
Meet Sparky, also known as “Princess Sparkle” at Claws & Paws Animal Adoption Center. She’s about a year old, likely a doodle-schnauzer mix, and full of personality. Sparky is SO sweet, really playful, smart, and does great on car rides!
Lebanon City Council is scheduled to vote, and expected to approve, Monday on a proposed five-year lease extension with Copeland LP, a decision that arrives shortly after recent layoffs raised questions about the company’s direction in the community.
Kiko is our Pet of the Week from Claws and Paws Adoption Center.
