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Columbia Borough determinedly facing challenges posed by oldest market in Lancaster County [Lancaster Watchdog] - Vimarsana News

Columbia Borough determinedly facing challenges posed by oldest market in Lancaster County [Lancaster Watchdog]

Thousands of people packed into Columbia Market House last weekend for two days of holiday-themed events at the historic 153-year-old borough venue.

Columbia Market House marches on amid slow down and upcoming change in management - Vimarsana News

Columbia Market House marches on amid slow down and upcoming change in management

Ten months after reopening with $3.5 million in renovations complete, the Columbia Market House has seen several vendors leave, is welcoming shoppers only one day a week and will have

Name announced for private school planned at former Dominican monastery in Manheim Twp. - Vimarsana News

Name announced for private school planned at former Dominican monastery in Manheim Twp.

The private school planned for the former Dominican monastery in Manheim Township will be bear the name of a Philadelphia nun who helped establish the Order of the Sisters of

Plan to turn former Lititz Pike monastery into private school gets OK from Manheim Township zoners - Vimarsana News

Plan to turn former Lititz Pike monastery into private school gets OK from Manheim Township zoners

Manheim Township zoners have signed off on changes needed to turn a former Dominican monastery on Lititz Pike into a K-12 private school.

Questions about proposed school (letter) - Vimarsana News

Questions about proposed school (letter)

The proposal to convert the former Monastery of the Immaculate Heart of Mary along Lititz Pike into a private K-12 school (“Nuns to pupils,” Dec. 8 LNP) seems ideal, but