In This Issue October 2018

Danielle’s Journey

By Sue Long | Photography by Nick Gould
“Danielle Taylor is the mother of two small children and the wife of Brian Taylor. Three summers ago, the doctors found a large tumor on her brain, which they removed. Eighteen months ...Read More

A Beautiful Compromise

By Sue Long | Photography by David Fonda
He wanted a log home. She wanted an old farmhouse. They spent nearly three years weighing their options. Then, at the “11th hour,” the two found a solution that would ...Read More

A Salute to Women of Achievement

By Jill Brown
Meet the dynamic women who will be celebrated for their contributions to the community at the YWCA Lancaster’s Women of Achievement Luncheon being held Friday, November 2, at The Inn ...Read More

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Go West, Young Foodies!

Route 441 has developed into a foodie trail of sorts. Along the route you’ll encounter Marietta’s ever-growing selection of restaurants,

Putting Up the Harvest

At the end of every harvest season, without fail, I am filled with sorrow. I notice the selections at my

Senior Living

The rise of technology and everyday innovations has led to a “technological golden age.” From iPads and iPhones to virtual

Milestone Year for the Ephrata Fair

Fair season is finally here, and it’s one of my favorite times of the year! The sights, the sounds, the

Barberet Bistro & Bakery | French Flair

Barberet Bistro & Bakery, which brings a taste of France to Lancaster, has been part of the eclectic downtown restaurant

Celebrating Lancaster’s Printing Heritage

If the pen is mightier than the sword, then the printing press is a cannon. Printing is something we now take

Reveling in Going Retro

Lucy and Desi, Dean, Marilyn and other icons from the Fabulous Fifties were on hand as the Fulton Follies transported

the long & short of it

Working on the August “Back-to-School” feature and paying a recent visit to “The Lancastrian” Facebook page made me realize that

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