About Us

Sue has been the editor of Lancaster County magazine since 1989. Her love affair with magazines began as a child, with her first Christmas gift subscription to Jack & Jill. She even arrives at doctor appointments early so that she can peruse the office magazines. A graduate of Hempfield High School, Sue was the first female sports editor of the school newspaper, The Flash. After graduating from East Carolina University, Sue relocated to Washington, D.C., where she joined the staff of the Independent Petroleum Association of America. Her role as the trade association's meeting coordinator involved her in arranging fundraising events for the construction of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Upon returning to Lancaster, Sue became the marketing/advertising coordinator at Good's Furniture & Carpet. As for her varied duties at the magazine, Sue names the home features as her favorite aspect of the job and is in awe of the talented people who design, build, remodel and decorate Lancaster's homes. The one-time swim/soccer/baseball mom lives in East Hempfield Township and names gardening as her favorite way to relax.

Ashley joined Lancaster County Magazine as art director in late 2017. She is life-long artist and has over 10 years of experience in graphic design. Her passion for creativity brought her to Tyler School of Art at Temple University where she received a BFA from their Graphic & Interactive Design program. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Ashley is a Lancaster city transplant since 2014 and loves the sense of community around the bustling arts and music scene in the area. When not at work, Ashley can be found taking a walk around town or hitting a trail with her husband and their dog (named Bogie, which is short for Humphrey Bogart), cooking up something new in the kitchen or digging into an art project.

Sales Manager Greg March joined the staff at Lancaster County Magazine in November 2018. He has spent more than 35 years in the print media advertising industry, with 12 of those years as advertising sales manager for the Community Papers at Engle Printing & Publishing. Born and raised in Lancaster County, Greg graduated from Ephrata High School and from Bloomsburg University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in Communications. Now living in Lititz, where he has resided for over 30 years, Greg is an avid golfer and a fan of all sports. He enjoys listening to music, attending local events, and spending time with friends and family, including his two adult children and two young grandkids, who he “can’t get enough of.”

Lori Secord joined Lancaster County Magazine as an Advertising Consultant in 2024. You might recognize her, as she is a seasoned media professional who has served the Central PA market and is excited to be working with local advertisers again. The Central Pennsylvania native is a graduate of Northern York County High School in Dillsburg. She moved to Lancaster County in 1994 with her late husband, Charlie, and now resides in Mountville. She is the proud mom of two sons, Ryan and Dylan. When Lori is not working, she loves to cook and bake for her family, babysit her grandson, Lucas, and relax by painting landscapes. She loves spending time in Rehoboth. She also names visiting wineries and dining out as a favorite pastime. You might also see her on some local trails and at dog parks with her best buddy, Otis. She also enjoys spending time with her feline babies, Fiona and Felicia.

Jocelyn joined as publisher in 2013 after Engle Printing & Publishing Co.’s acquisition of the magazine from Brookshire Printing, Inc. She has been working for her family’s business as Director of Marketing since 2005. Born and raised in Lancaster County, Jocelyn attended Lancaster Mennonite School and graduated from Eastern University with a BA in marketing. She currently lives in Lancaster City and loves the vibrant downtown atmosphere, as well as everything the county has to offer. When she’s not working, Jocelyn is an avid runner who also enjoys yoga, weekend getaways to the beach and hanging out with friends.