When it comes to the makers spirit, Brent Lebouitz of Sweet Willows Creamery serves up the perfect example—one scoop at a time. A proud Penn State graduate with a degree in Food Science and a focus on ice cream (yes, that's as cool as it sounds!), Brent has turned his passion into an art. Every creative flavor is personally dreamed up and crafted on-site, with each batch made by hand using the knowledge, care, and expertise that make Sweet Willows a local favorite. Whether you're craving a classic or ready to try something new, every scoop reflects Brent's dedication to quality and creativity. And with National Ice Cream Day coming up on July 19, there's no sweeter excuse to stop by, treat yourself, and celebrate a York County maker who's making life a little more delicious.

The Crispus Attucks York History & Culture Center celebrates and preserves the vibrant history of York County’s African American community. The center, which opened in May, is committed to highlighting the stories, contributions, and experiences that have shaped the region, while honoring the legacy of the Crispus Attucks Association, an institution that has long served as a cornerstone for progress and change. Through exhibits, programs, and educational initiatives, this space aims to foster understanding, reflection, and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of the African American community of York.

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How many flavors are typically in the dipping cabinet at Sweet Willows Creamery?

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