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Event draws folks to check out works of local artists
By Jenny Hartley-Senior Reporter  The Lancaster News March 30, 2008


Sylvia Hudson makes no attempt to hide her excitement after being chosen the winner of a prize in the Lancaster County Council of the Arts' Spring Arts Draw.
Photo by Aaron Morrison
By Jenny Hartley-Senior Reporter

Art aficionados strolled around
downtown Lancaster’s galleries Friday night for a new event sponsored by the Lancaster County Council of the Arts, called the Spring Arts Draw.
Art lovers checked out the unique vases by Ben Davison and the shadowy, two-dimensional works of Michael Ehlbeck at the Springs House, home of the Lancaster County Council of the Arts. Then it was on to Picture Perfect on Catawba Street, where many shared a laugh with the owner of the picture-framing business, Mark Plyler.
The tour continued at Stevens Pottery on Williams Street, home of Robert Stevens’ “ugly face jugs” and antiques.
At Bob Doster’s Backstreet Studio and Gallery, art lovers got a chance to meet “emerging” artist Savannah Cudd, whose show, “Resurrection,” was on display. They also got a chance to listen to bluegrass music in the garden....more


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Coming up !


Palmetto Thunder Airshow
Lancaster County Airport
May 17 & 18...more


Advance Ticket Sales…More

Exhibitor Application
Food Vendor Application

Bob Doster’s Backstreet Gallery
“Meanderings” Exhibition
Artist - Robin Y. Zavada
April 15-June 15, 2008...more


Lancaster Shag Club will sponsor 
new line dancing lessons
 May 1 -  29 
at the Lancaster Moose Lodge ballroom, 200 Shrine Moose Dr., Lancaster. 
$2 per person per lesson. 
Contact Nita Brown at 
803-286-5694 for more info.
Lancaster County Council of the Arts

Art Crawl, Friday, May 16
Downtown Lancaster.
5:30-9:00 p.m.
Visit new “art center” on Main St
...more

Kershaw Annual Springathon
Downtown, Saturday, May 17
8am, Fun Walk
9am, Parade
10am-6pm, Festival in Full Swing
With a Talent Show, Deal or No Deal,
and more…


Lily Fest at Landsford
Canal State Park
Enjoy an afternoon in
Nature & beautiful
Rocky Shoals Spider Lilies
May 17 & 18, noon-5pm...more


2nd Annual Sunrise Lake Youth Fishing Rodeo
Sat. May  31st  8 am 
Sunrise Lake...more

7th Annual Family Literacy Fair
May 31st
11 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the 
Lancaster County Library
Contact Lancaster County 
Literacy Council
at 803-285-7660 for more information.

Lancaster Fatherhood Project
12th Annual 
Unity in the Community Festival
Downtown Lancaster
Saturday, June 21, 4-8pm...more


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The Ribbon Spool  in Heath Springs
 Grand Opening on March 1
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Archive of past News Articles

See Lancaster Reports April 2008
By Nancy Howell

Mark Your Calendars for May

The week of May 12th will be a busy and exciting week for many volunteers and committees through out Lancaster County. There will be something for everyone from Kershaw to Lancaster Downtown to the Lancaster Air Field. The week being hailed as Trains, Planes and Automobiles promises to offer the familiar and the different. Whether you are a visitor or a resident there is enough happening that week that everyone should find a place to go and plenty to do.
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City ponders clock tower funding
By Johnathan C. Ryan - Reporter The Lancaster News March 30, 2008

Lancaster City Council is moving forward on a project to create a monument to Springs Industries’ Lancaster Plant and the employees who worked at the plant for many years.
While the mill is now gone, its tower clock has been refurbished and the city is now hoping to place it inside a monument that will stand somewhere in downtown Lancaster.
City Administrator Helen Sowell said the majority of council wants the monument on the island in Elm Street that faces Main Street from the west. That would be part of an effort to beautify the southern part of downtown, she said.
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