Lisa Z. Leighton is a journalist based in Danville, United States. She writes for the Daily Item and Lancaster Farming, focusing on local news and community interest stories. Lisa's articles cover a range of topics including community revitalization, health and wellness, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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Lisa Z. Leighton focuses on covering local events and expert commentary across a broad spectrum of topics, including agriculture & farming, health & wellbeing, and house & home. She may be interested in pitches that offer expert insights into local community events or provide data-backed analysis related to agricultural practices, health trends, or home improvement.
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Seventy percent of the workforce in agriculture in the United States are Spanish speakers. Katie Dotterer is looking to help farmers communicate better across languages.
For over a century, Elysburg, PA, has celebrated Labor Day weekend with All Home Days, honoring veterans through parades, memorials, vendors and community gatherings.
By: Lisa Z. Leighton
The Danville Heritage Festival answers the popular question: “Who Are the Pennsylvania Dutch?”
By: Lisa Z. Leighton
Visitors to the Bloomsburg Fair gathered to see a herd of alpacas led by mother and daughter team Amy Riley Jo.
By: Lisa Z. Leighton
Retired hog farmer Paul Yoachim brought his Hampshire Cross barrow swine Lowrider to the Bloomsburg Fair to discuss the intelligence and resourcefulness of pigs.
Four girls took to the showring at the Bloomsburg Fair Saturday to educate fairgoers about goats, including Boer and fainting goats.
Warrior Run Heritage Days featured demonstrations led by volunteers in period costumes covering a wide array of foods, crafts and trades. The event also included a reenactment of the Battle
Worldwide Spin in Public Day gathers spinners globally to celebrate fiber arts, share techniques and educate the public about spinning.
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Lancaster Farming.
By: Lisa Z. Leighton
Recent archaeological digs reveal fascinating details about Susquehannock life, uncovering preserved tools and storage pits, and expanding historical understanding.
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