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When Frederick M. Reed Sr. died recently at the age of 88, his good friend the Rev. Louis Butcher remembered him as a trailblazer for racial equality in Lancaster County

The bullet struck just a few feet above the door leading into Read Rose Books.

A 16-year-old was arrested Tuesday for his alleged involvement in a March 19 shooting in the city that injured a juvenile, according to Lancaster city police.

Its a two-day gathering at the Ware Center at Millersville University.

Marchs First Friday event is the largest of 2024 so far.

With a combination of classics from Shakespeare, Broadway musical history and the contemporary American dramatic canon — with 1980s hair-band rock and a 1990s video game inspiring other shows —

The Ware Center in Lancaster is celebrating Black History Month through art.

Meet the community "artivist" who is inspiring the next generation while cleaning up the city.

State and local experts took part in the "Trust in Our Elections: A Community Conversation" forum to provide transparency ahead of this year's elections.

Februarys a great month to fall in love — with new exhibitions in local galleries, of course.