In This Issue November 2021

The Winter Version of Farm to Table

Text and Photographs by Jordan Bush
Stepping out of the crisp, cool winter air and into a high tunnel, you’re greeted with a blanket of warm, humid air that envelops the winter produce that’s growing inside. ...Read More

Holiday Decorating Goes Wild!

By Sue Long | Photography by Nick Gould | Styling by Tim Arpin, The Gilded Lily
Last year was a record-setting decorating season for designer Tim Arpin. For the first time in 28 years, the owner of The Gilded Lily found himself fielding requests from clients ...Read More

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A Dance Floor in the Sky

Like many homeowners, Jimmy Borst and Connie Kaplan have spent the pandemic making changes to their home. The most ambitious

Tiffany Rupert: From Dress Whites to White Dresses

Walking through the door of Tiffany’s Bridal Boutique is like entering a small jewel box. Several of the walls are

Saving Farmland Over Breakfast

August 7 was a big day for the Lancaster Farmland Trust (LFT). That morning, the organization hosted a breakfast at

It’s a Beautiful Day With Doug Price

About Doug  Born and raised in Lancaster County, Doug is a graduate of Hempfield High School, which is where he met

All Aboard for Café 1832

The Strasburg Rail Road provides the perfect way to see the countryside as it makes the transition to fall. Why

Bobbi Nicole Bentzel: You Can Go Home Again

How does one go from prepping and primping sheep for Farm Show competitions to doing hair and makeup for Oscar-winning

Building? Remodeling? Patience is a Virtue

Dwight Graybill has owned Denver-based Cocalico Builders for 23 years and had worked for its previous owner as a high

Dr. John Weierbach and Dr. Loren Genetti: Bonding a

When Dr. John Weierbach gained a business partner in Dr. Loren Genetti, the rumor mill went into overdrive. “I am

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