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Mary Reider: Helping to Preserve a Heritage Art
Fifty years ago, Americans embraced time-honored arts and crafts such as quilting, needlework, knitting, felting, tatting, rug hooking and more. Why? It was America’s Bicentennial and suddenly history and all it encompasses was being revived and celebrated. Those who have helped to carry on those traditions are hopeful that interest in folk and heritage arts...

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For the Benefit of Gifts That Give Hope

October 10, Farm and Home Center, Lancaster It’s that time of the year … you start to rack your brain hoping

Mark Your Calendars: September 28-October 4

As September wraps up and October begins, fair season continues, while Halloween events start to pop up on the calendar. New

October Thrills and Chills

There’s nothing quite like October’s crisp weather and colorful scenery. Put them together and you have the perfect backdrop for

For the Benefit of Lancaster Conservancy

Founded in 1969, the Lancaster Conservancy is an accredited nonprofit land trust that protects and restores natural lands for future

Mark Your Calendars: September 21-27

Fall officially starts this week and with it comes community celebrations and farmers fairs, the return of a hot air

Mark Your Calendars: September 14-20

Lots of community celebrations and gatherings will be held this week that feature history, food, family activities and more! Lancaster City

For the Benefit of Columbia Animal Shelter

October 2, John Wright Restaurant, Wrightsville Judy McKonley had always dreamed of creating a state-of-the-art animal shelter devoted to cats. Judy

October’s Spooky Happenings

Cherry Crest Adventure Farm October Ronks The farm’s 5-acre corn maze offers 2.5 miles of pathways. This year’s theme is “Let Freedom Ring.”