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Special Occasions

Covid certainly impacted weddings, social events and corporate functions. Now, with such events back on the calendar, floral designers, caterers, venues and the like are once again transforming visions into ...Read More

Covered Bridges

Map courtesy of  Discover Lancaster. For more information, visit discoverlancaster.com/things-to-do/covered-bridges. ...Read More

Creating an Artful Intersection in Cabbage Hill

The intersection of West Strawberry, West Vine and South Mulberry streets at the top of Cabbage Hill can often feel uninviting and confusing to drivers and pedestrians alike. Lancaster Public ...Read More

The Wedding Arch

Kelsey Skworch and the team from Tudbinks have been dabbling in weddings for the past few years. Projects have included lavish containers, mock gardens and tree-filled reception areas. That all ...Read More

Lancaster City’s Culliton Park Receives an Artful Renewal

Southwest Lancaster’s Culliton Park (formerly Farnum Park) has been the home of many community art projects that have culminated in the newly renovated public space on Water Street. The new ...Read More

A Pandemic Thanksgiving … Family, Food and Football!

Editor’s Note: Thanksgiving will undoubtedly look and feel different this year. Everyone from lifestyle bloggers to news outlets, cooking gurus and even Dr. Fauci are suggesting we forgo the traditional ...Read More

Treasures Markets

No doubt, you’re aware that grocery stores offer benefits such as double coupons. In Lancaster, a new store – Treasures Markets – is offering a trifecta of benefits, namely affordable, ...Read More

Making Art in the Time of COVID-19 – Part 3

There is an old adage that art cannot be made in a vacuum, however, our local community has been proving that it can, in fact, be made in quarantine. In ...Read More

Local Business Accommodations for Coronavirus

Last Updated: June 4, 2020, 9:30 a.m. This is a strange and scary time for many reasons, but it is important that we continue to support each other and our community. ...Read More

No Foolin’, April Has Arrived

Spring has sprung! It’s time to get out and enjoy all that the season has to offer. Best Kept Secrets

So Many Choices … So Little Time: Lancaster

It was apropos that the preview of Lancaster City Restaurant Week was held at a restaurant named Decades. The annual

Oh, Henrietta!

Henrietta Heisler is one of the talented women who Eliot Sefrin, the founder of Kitchen & Bath Design News, credits

Cherry Blossom Time

Mention cherry blossoms and visions of Washington, D.C., immediately come to mind. However, you don’t need to travel to the

Cheesecake Revival

Have you noticed? Cheesecake is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. From grocery stores and bakeries to specialty shops such as

Be Gracious, Be Generous, Be Gregarious: Your Guide to

Those perennial signs of spring are just around the corner: daffodils, robins, golfers and, in Lancaster County, fundraising events! Whether

A Path to Genealogy

I never expected to “get into” genealogy. I had a pretty good grasp on my heritage … I thought. Then

CoffeeCo: 40 Years of Coffee, Food & Community

Forty years is a long time for any business to both endure and succeed. CoffeeCo achieved that milestone in December.  “It’s