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Free summer concerts return to Greenfield
These monthly community concerts start on June 17, 2026 in partnership with Prima Theatre.
Community Interest Articles
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Join Lancaster Chamber at the 154th Annual Dinner
Lancaster Chamber's 154th Annual Dinner will be held on May 28, 2026.
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Reach High: Stories of Leadership | Marshall Snively
Brought to you by High Foundation
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Armstrong World Industries employees live, work, and play in Lancaster
Photo captured at The Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History and Democracy
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LOG’s The Passion Project
Featured Lancaster Orthopedic Group Sports Medicine Surgeons: Michael A. Campbell, Joy L. Long, Mark K. Perezous, and Corey R. Troxell
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National Journalist, Local Mission: David Greene’s Lancaster County Vision
Story by Sally Reynolds, Director of Digital Marketing Operations at LNP Media Group
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Celebrate 90 years of empowering abilities with Schreiber
Join Schreiber for their 90th Anniversary Diamond Gala on March 28, 2026.
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Become a CASA Volunteer this spring with a seven-week course
Sign up for a virtual information session with CASA on February 5.
Fig Origin Story: Water Street Mission
Water Street was established in 1905.
Reach High: Stories of Leadership | S. Dale High
As Chair Emeritus of High companies and Chair of High Foundation's Board, Dale believes in his guiding principle of a Higher Purpose.
Historic Rudy’s Hall is celebrating 125 years of community
Built in 1900, Historic Rudy's Hall is a Lititz mainstay known for its rich history and support for small businesses. Miles Rudy, an entrepreneurial butcher living directly across on Main Street, realized the community needed a Town Hall to gather…
Lancaster Success Story: Emily Gonzalez
Emily is the owner of GEM's Catering and co-owner of Inna's Pierogi Shop.
Reflecting on 20 Lancaster City milestones
Fig has been honored to tell the stories of our innovative small city for the past 20 years, cheering on entrepreneurs, leaders, and projects like those featured here—plus many more.
Meet Armstrong World Industries Foundation’s 2025 grantees
These four organizations are a catalyst for change in the Lancaster community,
Discover Lancaster: Lancaster County tourism past and present
Beginning as part of the Lancaster Chamber in the 1930s, Discover Lancaster became an independent organization in 1958 and is now the official destination marketing organization for Lancaster County.
Fig Origin Story: Charter Homes & Neighborhoods
Charter was established in 1990.
Northwest Bank is investing in the Lancaster community
Learn how Northwest is supporting the important work of local organizations.
