James Mentzer is a freelance writer at LebTown. He focuses on agriculture, economic development, manufacturing, and the energy and real estate industries, while also covering events and general assignment news. James has been featured in various publications, including NewsBreak, and is known for his extensive writing on topics such as farming, government, and public policy.
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James Mentzer focuses primarily on local news, government and politics in the Lebanon County area of Pennsylvania. His coverage includes updates on county governance, public services such as transportation and postal affairs, as well as community events like the PA Farm Show.
Given his focus on local government and politics, James is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights from local politicians or experts with knowledge of specific issues affecting Lebanon County. Additionally, he may also appreciate pitches related to agricultural topics or human resources within the local context.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro brought his gubernatorial re-election campaign to Lebanon County Saturday.
Commissioners approve $3.2 million Phase 2 construction project, make rare 2-1 split vote hiring decision at Thursday, Aug. 20 meeting.
By: James Mentzer
A newly reconstituted Palmyra Area school board reinstated its wrestling coaching staff and approved a $4.32 million settlement to purchase a new district office at its Aug. 20 meeting.
By: James Mentzer
Lebanon County 4-H Shooting Club focuses on teaching many life skills, in addition to learning how to become an excellent archer.
By: James Mentzer
Lebanon County election officials had a busy month answering questions following a mail-in ballot executive order, deciding how to spend state election grant funding.
Civil War letters from local veteran to be donated to Lebanon County Historical Society.
Lebanon County commissioners explore passing administration of its role in hotel tax program to local tourism and expo officials during their Thursday, Sept. 3 meeting.
By: James Mentzer
Palmyra School District is closer to finishing its move into new admin offices later this month, it was announced during the Sept. 3 board meeting.
Northern Lebanon School District directors received an update Tuesday on Lebanon School District's potential move out of the Lebanon County Career & Technology Center program.
A Lebanon County official expressed the county's appreciation for five years of volunteer work to preserve Dinosaur Park during a ceremony on Thursday.
