My Hometown - Lebanon

A sign welcoming visitors to Lebanon near the corner of Main St. and Wheeler St. on a cloudy morning, Wednesday, November 10. Lebanon, incorporated in 1878, sits near the northeast corner of Linn County.

Brenda Bateman, a prep cook for Hangry Solution, a food truck in the parking lot of Gametime Sportsbar & Grill on South Santiam Highway in Lebanon, prepares chicken tortilla soup on Thursday morning, November 11. Her favorite aspect of her job is being able to meet new people. She has been with the company since April 2021.

Jordan White enjoys his day off from school on Thursday, November 11, by going on a walk through Lebanon on Division Way. White, an 18 year-old in his senior year at Sweet Home High School, is from Salem but moved to Lebanon where he attended his final year of middle school and spent his first three years of high school.

 

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