In this episode we sit down for a conversation with Tom Baldridge and Cheryl Irwin, president and vice president of The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry, the professional association of 2,500 businesses across the county. Earlier this spring The Chamber unveiled its strategic plan for the next three years, ...

The totalitarian regimes of Egypt (now deposed) and Iran depend on the ability to limit their people's access to the Internet. The harder it is for people to communicate, the harder it is for them to coordinate and revolt. United States citizens like Lancaster resident Paul Rothrock have been helping citizens ...

Lancaster city's biggest events are brought together with the leadership or support of the Mayor's Office of Special Events, cheerfully known around town as MOOSE. Jen Baker, the director of this nonprofit, talks with us about how the office got its start, the events it puts on, and their exciting ...

We talk this week with Representative Bryan Cutler. During his visit to the studio we talked about his path into the political world. In the second half Bryan tells us how he uses social media to keep in touch with his constituents. You can connect with Bryan Cutler on Twitter Facebook YouTube Website Support for this ...

Elizabethtown borough council member Jeff McCloud talks about his hyperlocal news/politics blog, Chronicling Elizabethtown. But first, there's a comment Daniel made in the March 29th episode with Karlo Gesner that he (deservedly) wants to address. Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, ...