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The purpose of this magazine was to recognize women of color that chose STEM-related fields to pursue as a career. All the women in the

Twenty-three years ago, a friendship blossomed in Lancaster County that would change the community for the better. Working as a summer camp counselor for the

Settling in front of a video camera before co-anchoring the morning news at Hand Middle School on South Ann Street, Nasiyah Albright, 13, fretted that

As a former president of the U.S. Tennis Association, Lancaster’s Judy Levering is accustomed to flying to London every July to see the finals at

Growing up, Milenny Valentin was no stranger to trouble — particularly at school. A fractured relationship with her mother, she said, led the 15-year-old to

A Lancaster-based nonprofit formerly known has Exit Lancaster has changed its name to Advantage Lancaster. “Since 2002, our program has worked diligently to support youth

This summer, more than two dozen students from the city’s southeast signed up for Exit Lancaster. They’re eager to prove they are more than the

College can be challenging, but for 76 School District of Lancaster students a city program is making the possibility of college life a bit easier.