Open Tuesday through Saturday from 11AM to 2:30PM, Lombardo’s is a delightful lunch spot for catching up with friends, business lunches, or treating out of town guests.
As an independent group of physicians, LOG has created a patient-centered culture.
As Executive Director of Lancaster Clean Water Partners, Allyson is working to improve local water quality in Lancaster County.
Fueled by a craving for her favorite dessert, Nicole Dannehl is bringing authentic frozen custard to Lancaster one scoop at a time.
Inspired by the farm fresh produce surrounding us, new flavors found in every corner of our city, and important initiatives for sustainability happening throughout Lancaster, we’re going green and loving local all summer long.
Cartel brings craft beer, delicious food, and a great time together under one roof.
Ingrid and her team are honoring traditions and making Lancaster even sweeter.
Known for their flash-chilled coffee, Denim Coffee is ready to join the craft coffee scene in Lancaster with their sixth location.
Inspired by the pivotal role food has played in their lives and culture, the Floreses are excited to share their cuisine.
With sessions hosted at his in-home studio, Ken Bell is transforming lives for his clients on and off the mat.
Medical Aesthetician Christy Gladfelter discusses the benefits of nonsurgical procedures for better skin.
Armstrong World Industries’ Wellness Committee and onsite dining are two ways they are making a difference.
Samaritan Center is excited to serve the Lancaster community with a new space in the heart of the city.
Designed and produced four times a year, Fig Lancaster magazine is filled with the latest in Lancaster including local shopping, dining, arts, events, and community.
View and purchase handmade crafts from more than 65 artists.
Local resident Rita McEldorney shares how she would spend a day out in Lancaster.
The Art Festival is rated as one of the Top Shows in the country.
Just 15 minutes from Lancaster City, Columbia is a revived river town on the rise as a destination for eating, drinking, shopping, and exploring.
America’s 55th National Heritage Area, the Susquehanna River Corridor is an invaluable resource.
Community First Fund works with entrepreneurs who share their vision for vibrant communities.
The Marlin and Doris Thomas Memory Center has officially broken ground at Willow Valley Communities.
Armstrong World Industries (AWI) is working towards more diversity and inclusion through Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) like AQUA.
Rachel Ewell has more than a decade of experience in recruiting to change the way businesses hire.
Their individualized approach is key to serving the community with their practice.
Tackling complex matters in immigration court, Seth and his team are making a difference.
Take a look back at a decade of investing in Lancaster.
