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Lititz restaurant Tied House no longer hosting ‘Christian state’ forum

News of the plans led to an intense backlash on social media.

ByOne United Lancaster - June 16, 2022

Locally based Migrant Education Program graduates 150+ students

More than 150 participants in Millersville University’s Migrant Education Program graduated from high school this spring, the program’s director said. Millersville’s program serves students in Lancaster, …

Lancaster to celebrate Haitian culture with weeklong residency by band Lakou Mizik

The band Lakou Mizik promises to introduce Lancaster to the richness of Haitian culture during its visit here June 12-18.

ByOne United Lancaster - June 7, 2022

Selebrasyon eritaj ayisyen nan lakou Lancaster

This article on the band Lakou Mizik’s upcoming visit to Lancaster was written by Haitian born journalist Herve Dorsainvil.

ByOne United Lancaster - June 7, 2022

Senior centers hold ‘senior prom’ (video)

Members of the senior centers in Columbia and Lancaster city enjoyed a “senior prom” on Friday at the Susquehanna National Heritage Area in Columbia. “We thought …

Revs. Barber, Theoharis urge Lancastrians to join ‘Moral March’

“Every generation’s got its Edmund Pettus Bridge,” the Rev. William Barber II said Saturday.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 6, 2022

Park City hosting library book sale through Wednesday

A volunteer unpacks books for the Friends of the Lancaster Public Library BIG Book Sale. (Source: Friends of the Lancaster Public Library) The 67th annual Friends …

Revisiting historic Rocky Springs Carousel sparks memories for its former owner

Tom Wolf, former owner and caretaker of the Rocky Springs Carousel, tells a story about one of the horses to his left. (Photo: Olivia Smucker) For …