Lancaster On Screen
How Well Do You Know Lancaster County Film History? Lancaster On Screen From Witness to Thomas the Tank Engine to a Hallmark Christmas or two, our corner of Pennsylvania has
We love Lancaster. We started our married life here and raised our kids here, but we didn’t fully appreciate the Lancaster community until we left. In 2023, we spent a year out of state and began to notice all the things we missed about Lancaster.
In 2024, when we came back to PA, we wanted to do a better job of experiencing all that our community has to offer: spending more time with friends, meeting new people, going downtown, and eating at new restaurants.
We are starting this newsletter with Ben and Katie to celebrate Lancaster. We want to make it easier for other people who love Lancaster to learn about their town. We lament how disconnected the world has become, and we want to build a platform that brings people together in real life. That’s a big goal for a little community newsletter, but we’re excited to see where it goes.
Thank you for checking out the Lancaster Review, and we hope we get to meet you soon!
How Well Do You Know Lancaster County Film History? Lancaster On Screen From Witness to Thomas the Tank Engine to a Hallmark Christmas or two, our corner of Pennsylvania has
Today, we drop you (via Google Street View) at random spots around the county. Can you identify the locations?
A Guide to Fall Foliage in Lancaster On Oct. 1, the state’s foresters published a report on foliage across the state. So far there is no change in Lancaster County.
The Lancaster County fall calendar does not end on Halloween. A haunted farm in Mountville stays open until Nov. 7, a film festival takes over Lititz on Nov. 12, and
Today, we drop you (via Google Street View) at random spots around the county. Can you identify the locations?
How Well Do You Know the Lancaster County History? Capital Day Trivia On September 27, 1777, Lancaster was the capital of the United States for one day. This year Lancaster
On October 4, people from dozens of cultures will come together at Franklin & Marshall College with the food, music, and clothing each community is proudest of. The festival that
Eleven wild edibles that grow right here in Lancaster County. Can you name them all?
A Garage Was the Plan. Ty Book Ended Up With 21,000 Square Feet on Ranck Mill Road. Coach Ty Book has spent twenty years watching ninth graders walk onto a