Great theatre not only entertains, it pushes boundaries and provokes thought. Next to Normal may not have Hamilton’s name recognition; however, it easily ranks as one of the greatest musicals of this century. Provocative and funny, topical and emotionally stirring, it’s the musical art form at its best. Lancaster area theatregoers now have a fantastic

Marietta will soon be home to a one of a kind museum. The Vaccine Farm is establishing a national museum and resource center addressing the history of vaccines. No such institution exists in the country. The Vaccine Farm will serve a wide, general audience of those seeking historical and educational resources to broaden their understanding

Marietta is scheduled for Saturday April 1st, from 11:00 a.m until 3:00 p.m. Ed Lincoln Jr. and co-owners of the Railroad House, Joey Bowden and Freddy States, have teamed-up again to raise money for the Lancaster County SPCA, FoodStock Lancaster, and the Marietta Market. Last year’s event sold out with over 350 attendees through the

Written by Trisha Ries There is a local Pioneer floating around these parts. Here is tale of a man often seen by the river, who is strong as an ox and adorned in overalls. I’m talking about Marty Cox, of course, the man who is a jack of all trades and co-founder of Chiques Rock

The Donegal Fish and Conservation Association, in cooperation with the Donegal Experiential Education Program, will be holding its 52nd annual Spring Outdoor Show and Pork BBQ on Saturday March 18th, 2017 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the new Donegal High School lobby located on 1025 Koser Rd, Mount Joy, PA. Club member Harvey

Written by Trisha Ries It is that time of the year where Front Street is littered with lads and lassies adorning various shades of green. No, they aren’t looking to become one with Mother Nature nor wish an early spring. I am talking of course of Saint Patrick’s Day, and folks in Marietta take St.

Inspired by the recent win of the Broadway phenomenon Hamilton of the coveted Pulitzer Prize for drama, Marietta’s Community Theatre, the Susquehanna Stage Company (SSC) has chosen six former Pulitzer Prize winning plays and musicals for the 2017 season. An eclectic and challenging season awaits theatre goers at SSC, located on the grounds of the

As our culture increasingly moves toward freelancers and home-based businesses, co-working spaces are opening in cities and towns around the world. Shared work spaces are well received by a variety of professionals such as freelancers, start-ups, and larger companies who have employees working remotely. Sometimes the space may be focused on a particular industry, such

Written By Jack Ries If you know me, you know that I have a love affair with food. Food is always there for you, and it almost never lets you down. My eating habits may be beginning to catch up with me as I get older, but even so, I can’t resist trying new things

Compiled by Trisha Ries 1719 – Three hundred acres of land were purchased by Indian trader Robert Wilkins along river, adjacent to property of George Stewart, also a trader. This includes the area that would become Marietta. 1803 – David Cook’s son lays out town of New Haven (east end of Marietta). 1804 – James