Lancaster County Magazine

Milestones are interesting pieces of history and fortunately you can still find them hiding in plain sight along roadways in ...Read More

Hiding In Plain Sight

Whether you’re walking the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail, spending time on the Susquehanna River, antiquing or exploring the area’s ...Read More

A River Runs Through It: Restaurants, Cafés & Brewpubs

Nick Santoleri and Scott Nemeth met more than 10 years ago through their wives, Tina and Krystle, educators who were ...Read More

Barbecue: The Fat is Where it’s At

The Susquehanna River

The Main Street of Western Lancaster and Eastern York Counties

Wrightsville: Surrounded by Beauty

History and natural beauty abound here, making it the perfect headquarters for the Susquehanna National Heritage Area.

Columbia: Is for History Lovers

Meet Daisy and Tony Pagan, who took an unused building that predates the Civil War and transformed it into a residence for themselves and an events venue. Now they are working on a similar project at an adjacent property. Columbia is becoming a mecca for antiques, vintage and maker-made items.

Marietta: Art is Second Nature

Historic preservation and organizations such as The Marietta Community House, Susquehanna Stage and Marietta Art Alive have played a role in revitalizing this riverside town.

Barbecue: The Fat is Where it’s At

Jordan Bush learns about the nuances of competitive barbeque from Nick Santoleri and Scott Nemeth, whose team is called The Fat is Where it’s At Barbeque.

The Susquehanna River: The Main Street of Western Lancaster and Eastern York Counties

By Sue Long | Photography by Jordan Bush

Thanks to the development of recreational trails on both sides of the Susquehanna, river towns such as Columbia, Marietta and Wrightsville are experiencing a revitalization that extends to a growing ...Read More

Wrightsville: Surrounded by Beauty

By Sue Long | Photography by Jordan Bush

The area around historic Wrightsville is defined by unsurpassed natural beauty. Travel to Long Level and you’ll find the Zimmerman Center for Heritage, which serves as the headquarters of the ...Read More

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Post by Kaylee Rex

June 28, 2022

The 205th Lititz Fourth of July Celebration | July 1-2 Lititz Springs Park Patriotic pride fills the charming town of Lititz during their historic Fourth of July celebration. Kicking off on ...Read More

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