John Berry is a busy man, so it was understandable when he decided he needed to step away from managing the Conestoga Township Pool.

COVID-19 nearly killed him, but the Rev. Edward Bailey was never afraid.

Water Street Mission's renovated Providence Day Shelter in Lancaster city offers guests dealing with homelessness a sense of warmth, dignity and value.

An Ephrata Borough church is hosting an open to the public fundraising bazaar Saturday to benefit Ukrainian refugees as it continues to support relief efforts for the war-torn country.

Grief in the African American community will be the focus of a daylong conference March 26 at the Groff Event Center in Lancaster city.

Breaking down barriers to achieve the biblical idea of loving one’s neighbor is the goal of an upcoming event hosted by a Christian nonprofit organization based in downtown Lancaster. 

An Ephrata church is providing direct aid, food and housing to families fleeing the war in Ukraine, working off of a plan crafted by two local men. 

After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the YMCA Good Friday Breakfast will return to Lancaster County on April 15. 

“I certainly pray that the conflict in Ukraine is short and very few people are injured by it,” said the treasurer of St. Andrew the Apostle Ukrainian Catholic Church in Manheim Township, “but I would love to see Mr. Putin have an awakening and realize that people have to live in freedom. Th…

Aiza Ashraf is passionate about equity, multiculturalism and social justice.

Fabulous food is the headliner at a series of Soul Food Thursday lunches at Crispus Attucks Community Center this Black History Month, but the plates are filled in service of a greater goal –establishing connections that foster mental, physical and financial health while celebrating Black culture. 

Columbia Water Co. was owed more than $2,500 in December from residential customers whose service was terminated for failing to pay.