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Community Events:

Celebrating the Deerfield Heritage Park, October 22, 2011.

Honoring Pauline Holloway's many years of community service.

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South Lebanon Welcomes White Castle to Rivers Crossing 

Below are photos from the March 8, 2011 groundbreaking for the White Castle restaurant, which will be completed within approximately 90 days.  Thanks to all for attending this community celebration to welcome our newest corporate citizen.

 

 

2011 CDBG Grant Award

 

South Lebanon Elementary 

On behalf of the Village of South Lebanon, I am pleased to announce that the petition for annexation for 25.3 acres along State Route 48, including the South Lebanon Elementary School and three additional property owners, was approved by the Board of Warren County Commissioners on January 18, 2011 with Commission President South in favor; Commissioner Ariss in favor; and Commissioner Young in opposition.  The Village wishes to thank retired
SLE teachers Mrs. Chapman and Mr. Lyons for their attendance and support before the Commissioners. 

The elementary school, which carries the village’s name and the distinction of being a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, is part of the heritage of our community and we will welcome it home where it belongs.  The education of our young people--which historically took place in the Village for over 200 years until the relocation of the School outside our corporation limits in 2003--has and will always be our highest priority, since they are the future of South Lebanon.

 James D. Smith, Mayor

South Lebanon Mayor, James D. Smith, welcomes the Wolfpack select baseball club to Rogers Park on Opening Day, 2010, throwing out the first pitch.  Play Ball!

 

The Village of South Lebanon wishes to sincerely thank the Kings Local School District and the many KHS Senior Class and chaperone volunteers depicted in these photos for their efforts on the 9-11 Nation Day of Service to our community.

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South Lebanon welcomes Kohl's to the Rivers Crossing

The Lytle Farm Market, located at the corner of Main Street and Forrest Avenue, will be open on Saturday's from June 6 through mid-October, from 9 AM to 1 PM.

South Lebanon Welcomes Lebanon Citizens National Bank to River’s Crossing  

South Lebanon Welcomes Target

South Lebanon Welcomes LOWE’S

Village of South Lebanon Seeks to Balance Growth: 

v      The Pavilion at River’s Crossing is well underway with three anchor stores open.  Once completed, The Pavilion at River’s Crossing will also host an array of shops, services and restaurants.

 

   v     The Apartment Homes at Village Crossing:  Developer North American Properties has broken ground and development is underway for a 240-unit luxury apartment community featuring one and two bedroom apartments, clubhouse, business center, fitness center, swimming pool and walking trail.  Leasing begins August 2009.

v      South Lebanon Early Learning Center: 

Village Officials, Warren County Community Services and the public welcomed the new Early Learning Center facility in the heart of our community at an October 19, 2010 dedication ceremony/open house.

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