Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 19th of November.
Good morning, Lancaster.
In 1966, Suzi Tobin was crowned Snow Queen at the Jaycees Christmas Parade, which drew an estimated 25,000 attendees and featured various award-winning floats and performances.
Central Ohio cities, including Lancaster and Delaware, are prepared for the winter season with stocked salt supplies and ready crews.
An E. coli outbreak from contaminated carrots has led to nearly 40 illnesses across 18 states and prompted a recall of specific organic carrot products.
Lancaster Turkey Trot
Experience a festive community run featuring a 5K, 5 Mile, and Kids Fun Run, perfect for participants of all ages.
Winter at the Round Barn: Vintage & Made Holiday Market
Experience a charming holiday market featuring over 85 curated vintage and handmade goods from local vendors, along with live music and food trucks.
WinterFest and Tree Lighting Celebration
Celebrate the holiday season with free horse-drawn carriage rides, activities, and tree lighting in Downtown Lancaster.
Fairfield County Festival of Lights
The Festival of Lights at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds features festive characters including Santa and offers a variety of concessions for attendees.
Breastfeeding Information Session for Expectant Mothers
This class offers detailed breastfeeding information presented by certified lactation nurses to support the success of new mothers.
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