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Cartel Brewing’s “Extended Play” Sets Soft Opening Date at Rock Lititz
Cartel Brewing is getting ready to open its new Extended Play location at Rock Lititz, with a soft launch planned for Thursday, November 12, at 3 p.m. Cartel is taking over the former Fetish Brewing space, making this its second location operating under its own license. The November 12 opening...
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Columbia School District posts $1.1 million surplus; business manager recommends moving funds to capital Improvements
The Columbia School District ended the 2025-26 school year with an overall surplus of about $1.1 million, according to preliminary figures presented to the school board last week. Business Manager Keith Ramsey shared the pre-audit financial balances at the board’s November 5 meeting. The numbers are subject to change once...
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This Enormous 130,000-Square-Foot Pennsylvania Farmers Market Is Worth A Road Trip For Its Amish Food Selection
Somewhere in Amish country, a grocery store sells camel, ostrich, and antelope right down the aisle from shoofly pie. That alone made me stop scrolling. Then I learned the building covers 130,000 square feet. The bakery turns out more than 300 scratch-made recipes. The butchers run their own smokehouse. There’s...
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Women’s Basketball Defeats Bloomfield for First Win
The Lancaster Bible College Women's Basketball team hosted their first home game of the season on Monday night as they took on Bloomfield College, earning a 61-49 victory for their first win of the season. The Chargers improve to 1-1 overall while the Bears begin their season at 0-1 overall.
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Community Spotlight: Lititz Art Association
From 2025’s Show: Donna Felton (mixed media), Amy Holland (pottery), Ashlee Showalter (oils) As the saying goes, “Better late than never.” After 60 years as an organization, the Lititz Art Association (LAA) now has a home of its own … Gallery 51 opened its doors in September.
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Living Hearth celebrates charcoal industry, workers of the 1700s & 1800s
A monument at Clarence Schock Memorial Park at Governor Dick was dedicated Saturday, Nov. 7, to honor the free and enslaved workers whose labor fueled Cornwall Iron Furnace during the American Revolution. The Living Hearth is a habitat-focused, cross-section reconstruction of a historic charcoal hearth, left partly open so visitors...
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D.E. Gemmill Deploys Robotic Tracking for Pavement Marking
Incorporating the Tyker Robot Plotter in its pavement marking plan, a Northeast contractor becomes the first in the United States to deploy the tech for transverse-joint layout. Finding and marking transverse joints for sawcut and seal becomes more precise and efficient when D.E. Gemmill, Inc., Red Lion, Pennsylvania, combines LiDAR...