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The idea for Pride Painting was born when co-owners and partners Barry and Marsden began dreaming about how they could be a creative force for good in the Lancaster community. With a combined nine years of professional painting experience under their belt…
Al and Shelley Baum founded Bass Mechanical Inc. in 1996, starting from their home before moving to a location in Elizabethtown, PA. Bass’ vision was to provide turn-key solutions in paint-finishing systems for manufacturing facilities…
As an age-friendly city, Lancaster offers its best opportunities to everyone. From shopping and theater, to art, music, and eclectic dining, the downtown landscape is ever-changing. For adults age 55+, Landis Place on King— opening fall 2022—is a community that will help residents balance excitement and energy with security and safety…
Jamie Garland and Ashlee Ludwig are using their passion for wellness and beauty to demystify skincare (and bust some beauty myths). After receiving national recognition for their work, the two women decided to open their own business…
Nestled in the center of beautiful Pennsylvania farmland, Lancaster City has become a thriving destination for foodies, art lovers, and history buffs alike. If you’re lucky enough to call Lancaster City home, you know that over the past decade…
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In a bold and unique move—the likes of which are rare in business ownership—S. Dale High and his family have transferred ownership of High Industries from the family to High Foundation, whose mission is to invest in the community.
The Lancaster County Children’s Alliance (LCCA) is committed to being a driving force in the recovery and healing process for victims of child abuse in Lancaster County.
At Fig, we believe in the power of a community that works together to identify needs and find solutions—one that creates connections and is passionate about helping its neighbors. Each year, Fig partners with a nonprofit organization working to transform our community.
