Lancaster's City Hall was located in this building from 1860-1894, when it was condemned and vacated. It was located on the SE corner of Main & Broad, where today's City Hall stands.

The current City Hall building at 120 N. Duke St. certainly looks the part – it’s an imposing, historic-looking building that just exudes importance.

Several community organizations in Lancaster convened a town hall meeting Thursday evening to address concerns about policing practices in the city, particularly in response to recent use-of-force ...

Lancaster Mayor Danene Sorace gave her last State of the City address, as she's not seeking re-election. Sorace said the presentation, which highlighted achievements and initiatives established ...

Way back on 15 Feb 1858, the Ohio General Assembly passed an act that authorized Lancaster City Council to borrow money to erect a city hall. A city ordinance passed on 4 March 1858 authorizing an ...