For agent Liz Masich, few places capture the spirit of community quite like The Lightstreet Hotel.

Steeped in history and full of hometown charm, The Lightstreet Hotel has become Liz's go to spot for dinner. She believes locally owned establishments like this are the true cornerstones of a community and says they're becoming rare treasures that deserve our support.

Whether it's a quick meal after a busy day or a celebration with friends and family, The Lightstreet Hotel is a place Liz finds herself returning to again and again. In fact, she jokes that there was a week when she and her family ate there three times.

"Okay, fine. We've eaten here three times in one week. No regrets."

That kind of loyalty says a lot about both the food and the experience.

What makes The Lightstreet Hotel special is the atmosphere. The building's rich history, combined with its welcoming environment, creates a dining experience that feels uniquely local. It's the kind of place where familiar faces gather, conversations flow easily, and visitors immediately feel at home.

For Liz, businesses like The Lightstreet Hotel represent everything that's special about Columbia County. They preserve local history, support the local economy, and provide gathering spaces that strengthen community connections.

If you're in the Bloomsburg area, be sure to stop by The Lightstreet Hotel at 1361 Main Street and experience it for yourself. And when you visit, don't forget to mention Liz Masich sent you