LAMPIRE Biological Laboratories is a proud sponsor of the 26th Annual Women's Challenge Polo Tournament, being held at beautiful Eldorado Polo Club in Indio, CA. The Women's Challenge will be held from March 4th to 8th.

Pipersville, PA. September 1, 2008—

1st Sergeant Marshall Franklin recently retired from the United States Marine Corps. During his retirement ceremony, 1st Sergeant Franklin received the Meritorious Service Medal. Follow the link for more coverage and information regarding this tremendous milestone. Congratulations Marshall!

In honor of all of those who have and continue to serve and protect the United States, please see the attached for a tribute to Old Glory.

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HERSHEY, PA — LAMPIRE Biological Laboratories, Inc. was selected by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Bureau of Career and Technical Education, to receive the Education Workforce Leadership Award. The award was presented at the Pennsylvania Partners 24th Annual Employment, Training and Education Conference held on May 8, 2008 at the Hershey Lodge and Convention Center in Hershey, PA.

by Harry Zimbler – Pennsylvania Business Central

$2-million bioprocessing lab now open

EVERETT – Lampire Biological Laboratories celebrated the opening of its new $2-million bioprocessing lab Oct. 26. The ribbon cutting brought together hundreds of well-wishers, including political and biotechnology leaders from state and federal institutions. Led by its president Gregory Krug, Lampire expects to continue to serve as a strong anchor for the growth of the biotechnology industry in Bedford County and the central Pennsylvania region.

by Kathryn Finegan Clark - Bucks County Herald

Gregory F. Krug’s Lampire labs supply antibodies from sheep’s blood

The thing to remember about Gregory F. Krug, president of Lampire Biological Laboratories, Inc., is he’s an entrepreneur-scientist, a man who knows as much about growing a business as he does about growing live cells.

by Wendy McCardle - Altoona Mirror

by Karen Smithmyer - Bedford Gazette

EVERETT — Friday was a special day for Lampire and its employees. Not only did the company mark its 30th anniversary, they also cut the ribbon on their new 18,000 square foot bioprocessing laboratory.

Lampire Biological Laboratories celebrated its 30th Anniversary with a Ribbon Cutting ceremony of a State-of-the-Art Bioprocessing Center.

More than 200 local, state and federal officials and guests celebrated the occasion. Area media were also on hand to witness the celebration: