Lancaster on Foot

End of Summer

by Abigail Sokolsky
Now nearing the end of the summer, I find myself (like every other student) wishing the summer didn’t have to end. When classes start back up, I know I won’t ...Read More

New on the Block: Max’s Eatery

by Abigail Sokolsky
When I found out that Aussie and the Fox was closing, I was disappointed. Without Aussie and the Fox in Lancaster, I was unsure when I’d have the opportunity to ...Read More

Exploring Lancaster County

by Abigail Sokolsky
When I found out I’d be attending college in Lancaster, I was excited. I’d be coming from Massachusetts to Pennsylvania, a state I knew a fair amount about but had ...Read More

Aura Espresso Room: A Stop on Queen Street

by Abigail Sokolsky
I must have walked down Queen Street dozens of times and never noticed the cute little coffee shop next to Issei Noodle. Walking down the street, I became aware of ...Read More

Discovering Fête en Blanc

Abigail Sokolsky
Discovering Fête en Blanc Last summer in Lancaster, I found myself feeling limited as to what to do since school was no longer in session. Franklin & Marshall College’s campus was ...Read More

Outdoor Dining in Lancaster City

Abigail Sokolsky
Outdoor Dining in Lancaster City Lancaster City is an exciting place to explore, with a new restaurant seemingly around every corner and fun new local businesses popping up every season. As ...Read More

Dough & Co., Serving Edible Cookie Dough

Abigail Sokolsky
Meet our summer intern, Abigail Sokolsky, who hails from Massachusetts and is a senior at Franklin & Marshall College. Gail, who relies on foot-power to discover all that Lancaster has ...Read More

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Lancaster City Restaurant Week – Spring 2021

  Pennsylvania restaurant owners and employees let out a small sigh of relief after some targeted restrictions on restaurants were lifted

It’s a Beautiful Day With Carole Kirchner

Imagine Covid doesn’t exist and you have a day off from work. You are free to spend the day doing

A Pandemic Pivot

If you think restaurants have been hard hit due to the pandemic, consider the plight of catering companies that depend

Small Spaces, Big Impacts

City and suburban living may come with the sacrifice of an expansive backyard, but that doesn’t necessarily have to be a

A Backyard Man Cave

Dave Rupp jumped at the opportunity to add a garden shed/man cave to his backyard. The only hiccup was he

Dogscaping

The arrival of spring will undoubtedly inspire us to get outside and once again enjoy our gardens and backyards. Many

Chef Cedric Barberet: The Anticlimax of Stardom

The accolades should have rained from the heavens in recognition of chef Cedric Barberet’s latest achievement. The masses should have

Should I or Shouldn’t I … Buy a New

I’ve never been a car happy kind of person. All I’ve ever been interested in is having something that will get

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