Local Business

Locally, immigrants make a small portion of the workforce, but lack of immigrants have an oversized impact in sectors where they often work including hospitality, agriculture and health care.

Kline, Kreider & Good Auctioneers of Brownstown conducted a public sale of real estate Jan. 20 for Amos J. and Martha J. King at 510 Beaver Valley Pike, Lancaster. A four-bedroom house, barn/garage and horse barn on 1.14 acres sold for $385,000 to Moses B. Glick, of Lancaster.

The Pod 4 building, which is under construction and set to be completed in the fall, is the sixth to be built on the 96-acre campus.

The Philadelphia Eagles’ victory Sunday over the San Francisco 49ers kicked off a two-week sales blitz for local retailers of team merchandise that will either accelerate with a Super Bowl win or come crashing to a halt with a loss.

 Former Lancaster County Workforce Development Board Executive Director Cathy Rychalsky will receive $175,000 after settling her discrimination lawsuit against the agency and county.

Witman Auctioneers Inc., of Manheim, conducted a public sale of real estate Jan. 14 for the Joyce C. Dombach estate at 251 Rapho St., Manheim. A two-bedroom ranch-style house with attached garage sold for $234,000 to Seth Nolt, of Manheim.

Dutch Wonderland in East Lampeter Township is increasing its starting pay by as much as $2.50 an hour to attract seasonal employees as it looks to fill about 800 positions for its 60th season.

With Hershey Farm’s 650 restaurant seats unavailable for the foreseeable future and the county already down 600 seats due to last year’s closure of Good N Plenty, tour-bus friendly eateries that suffered through the pandemic now find themselves facing larger than expected crowds that they ar…

A construction spree that observers have labeled the biggest in decades is pushing the city of Lancaster to new heights, and spreading to its suburbs.

Tony Surita