Setting out to preserve hometown communities Arcadia Publishing's Images of America books work to make hometowns historic. Looking to feature a Lancaster County area they turned to local writer Cory Van Brookhoven to cover Warwick Township. A third generation local historian and having written several books and articles involving history in ...

Tom Knapp is a man who lives and breaths journalism. Ever since the sixth grade when he had to do an interview for his class newspaper Tom knew journalism was what he was going to do with his life. Now after nearly twenty-eight years with the Lancaster Newspaper, Tom shares ...

Lancaster resident Chad Diller has been a guest on the Howard Stern Show doing an impersonation of John the Stutterer. We talk about that experience and also about his business, U-Stickit Graphics. Chad's business Twitter account: @ustickitgrpx U-Stickit Graphics website Support for this episode provided by Pennsylvania College of Art and Design. Theme music: ...

The editor of a new magazine focused on sustainability and environmental issues within Lancaster County tells us how Lancaster Netzero came to debut last month and what's in store for the future. Dave Hessen has assembled a remarkable team of writers, photographers, and designers to cover, all in one place, what's ...

Artists Diane Edison and Jerry Pinkney joined us this week from Pennsylvania College of Art & Design here in Lancaster to talk about the school's Mosaic Project and their part in it. Edison is a 2010 Fulbright lecturer, and Pinkney is the 2010 winner of the Caldecott Medal. It was a ...

Longtime friend of the podcast Christine Minnich stops by to talk about why she moved to Lancaster city and her love for history. Christine is currently working on writing a book about the 200 years of her Elizabethtown church's history. She also shared with us how she uses online ancestry tools ...