Author: Amaury Abreu

A recently published study in a high-profile medical journal appeared to call into question the efficacy of colonoscopy, a proven and widely utilized strategy for the screening and prevention of colorectal cancer.

Lebanon, Pa. (October 14, 2022) – The Lebanon County Democratic Committee was deeply disappointed to learn of the cancellation of the planned candidates’ night forum on Monday, October 24, 2022 at the Lebanon Municipal Building Auditorium.

Harrisburg, PA- Evidence that when you want you can. A friend, who is buying from him today, had invited him to work together in a pizzeria. This is how Mr. Celestino Jacobo, today the owner of Gabriel’ Pizza, started more than 15 years ago in this industry.

Philadelphia, PA- If you sell products or services and usually use the name of your business or have a specific work of art that goes with that, you need to get a trademark or you will face the consequence of someone else who will claim your commercial symbol or name and can virtually stop you from using said symbol or name in commercial dealings.

Worldwide, modern slavery is on the rise, and with it, goods and products made under forced labor. The work usually takes place under poor conditions, violence, or threat of violence. The EU Commission is now proposing a ban on the sale and import of products made with forced labor. 

The list of famous people to grace New Jersey’s ZIP codes — whether they be native-born or transplants — is a lengthy one. Maybe you didn’t know that Mehmet Oz, the doctor who long hosted a medical TV show bearing his name, is on it.

PA State Senate Candidate announces he will not accept $11,000 Senate pay raise if elected, and vows to drop out of the race if his opponent agrees to six key issues.

Did you know that Lebanon has several Hispanic business owners? I wasn’t aware that they are so many Latino businesses in Lebanon, PA. I was in town to attend an event.

They may be small, but this organization has a mighty mission.

The company, Q’Hubo News will be translating three to four high-impact stories a week that will be available on PennLive.