Fairfield Medical Center in Lancaster to expand
April 18, 2013 by James
fairfield Medical Center (FMC) in Lancaster, Ohio, is expanding to include a new surgery wing, according to comments by chief operating officer Howard Sniderman earlier this month.
The expansion is on schedule, though [Read more]
Lancaster area Kroger stores plan to help Meals on Wheels
March 7, 2013 by Sarah
Four Kroger grocery stores, two located in Pickerington and two in Fairfield, plan to give extra change collected to two different ‘Meals on Wheels’ operations.
fairfield County Kroger stores have [Read more]
‘Starter’ plan revealed for downtown Lancaster development
February 17, 2013 by James
A new ‘starter’ plan was recently unveiled by city officials and Destination Downtown Lancaster, which was formerly known as Main Street Lancaster.
For the last couple of years, the [Read more]
Cancer resource center to open in Lancaster
January 2, 2013 by Sarah
The fairfield Medical Center is opening a new cancer resource center in Lancaster. The new center will allow cancer patients the chance to learn more about the disease and share with others who are going through the same thing.
The grand opening for the new cancer resource center is scheduled to take place tomorrow, January 3, from 4:30 pm until 6:00 pm at the center, which is located at 616 Forest Rose Avenue in Lancaster.
Patients who are dealing with cancer most likely appreciate the opportunity to talk with others who are dealing with the same illness. Cynthia Pearsall, who is the Chief Nursing Officer for the Fairfield Medical Center, stated:
“It can be a very foreign and very frightening time. It’s nice when they can partner with people who have been through it before.”
When organizations or other centers open a community, local print companies are likely to be called upon for a variety of services. Business card printing and stationery printing will no doubt be needed, as well as banner printing services.
The new cancer center will assist cancer patients with non-medical needs. Free counseling will be available to help patients understand and deal with the financial aspects of the disease, such as hospital bills or purchasing items needed to help them deal with the disease, such as wigs for those who lose their hair. Support groups will also be available for patients so that they can share with and learn from others who are going through the same thing. Family members of cancer patients are also welcome at the cancer resource center.
Lancaster calling all angels
December 12, 2012 by Mark
The city of Lancaster is seeking angels within the community this holiday season to assist with meeting the needs of families located in fairfield County through the Angel tree program.
Each Christmas, some children in [Read more]
Art and Clay in Lancaster to sculpt some changes
November 15, 2012 by Mark
Art and Clay, located at 150 West Main Street in Lancaster, will soon be getting an update. Workshops for glass fusion will start next month, and plans for a coffee house are in the works. Temple Montanaz, Art and Clay’s general manager, said [Read more]
Citizens Bank opening new Lancaster location
October 16, 2012 by Sarah
The Citizens Bank will soon be opening a new location in Lancaster. The new branch will be located at 1618 North Memorial Drive and is scheduled to open its doors to the public sometime before the [Read more]
Fears about approaching bypass relieved
September 18, 2012 by Sarah
Fears many Nelsonville business owners and other community members once had about the new Route 33 bypass that will go around the city have been relieved. Originally, many business owners feared [Read more]
Taste of Home to bring flavor to Lancaster
August 21, 2012 by James
The popular television cooking show ‘Taste of Home’ is scheduled to visit Lancaster next month. The filming is set to take place at the fairfield Christian Church, which is located at [Read more]
Lancaster celebrates in spite of heat and storms
July 10, 2012 by Mark
Even the raging storms that knocked out power over the weekend before the Fourth of July, coupled with the intense heat, could not stop the citizens of Lancaster turning out for the festivities over the July 4 [Read more]
