
Tim Mekeel is a business reporter. He can be reached at tmekeel@lnpnews.com or (717) 481-6030. You can also follow @TimMekeelLNP on Twitter.
Tim Mekeel is a business reporter. He can be reached at tmekeel@lnpnews.com or (717) 481-6030. You can also follow @TimMekeelLNP on Twitter.
Chelsea Christmas, the founder of Fit City Women, on Friday won the seventh annual Great Social Enterprise Pitch, in which entrepreneurs presented ideas for businesses that have a positive social or environmental impact.
A local manufacturer of aluminum sheet that goes into everything from pickup trucks to refrigerators is planning a $46.3 million expansion that will create 75 jobs.
New claims for unemployment benefits filed by Lancaster Countians stayed inflated last week due to fresh filings by already unemployed people who’ve exhausted their first round of benefits, new data shows.
Weis Markets supermarket in Gap, closed by fire in November 2019, will reopen at 7 a.m. on Thursday, April 22, the company said Wednesday.
Amazon announced Tuesday it will expand its delivery operation here by opening a second delivery station in a sprawling, vacant distribution center along Route 283 near Mount Joy.
Doceo, a family- and employee-owned technology company that’s based in York, has expanded its Lancaster sales and service center by moving to 1697 Oregon Pike from 350 Highland Drive, Mountville.
A Baltimore-based residential plumbing company with locations across the mid-Atlantic region has acquired Neffsville Plumbing, Heating & Cooling for an undisclosed price.
A New York-based real estate investment firm has purchased the QVC distribution center near Landisville for $15.5 million, courthouse records show.
The Charles F. Snyder Funeral Homes & Crematory has opened a second crematory at its 3110 Lititz Pike location.
New claims for unemployment benefits filed by Lancaster Countians dropped 7.5% last week but remained elevated by fresh filings from already unemployed people who’ve exhausted their first round of benefits, new data shows.
Individuals and businesses ordering wine and liquor that is not carried in state stores will save time and money thanks to a recent state Supreme Court ruling.
Lancaster County’s unemployment rate rose for the third straight month in February, increasing slightly to 5.8%, the state Department of Labor & Industry said Tuesday.