Lancaster Local Provisions (LLP) in Lititz began offering weekly home produce delivery last summer, but noticed interest in memberships waning in the winter months. Expanding into the B-to-B market during the holidays has provided the business with the sustainability it needs.

“Not unlike other economic downturns, the life cycle of commercial real estate management requires ingenuity. We had to work a lot of long hours.” Brian Finley, chief financial officer of LMS Commercial Real Estate

Pennian Bank announced the opening of a new loan production office on the West Shore, at 2120 Market St. in Camp Hill.

Armstrong Flooring Inc. posted $148.9 million in net sales last quarter, a 7.2% increase from the first quarter of 2020.

In anticipation of its president and CEO’s future retirement, agricultural retailer The Wenger Group announced a series of changes to its management structure.

Last week’s ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline has already had an impact along the East Coast.

The leader of Harrisburg nonprofit Team Pennsylvania will take over as CEO and president of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC when David Black retires at the end of June.

Twelve businesses have won grants of up to $5,000 each through a program that supports five communities adjacent to the York County Heritage Rail Trail: City of York, Seven Valleys, Glen Rock, Railroad and New Freedom.

Hanover-based snack food company Utz Brands plans to purchase all of the assets of tortilla chip, corn chip and pellet snack manufacturer, Festida Foods for $41 million.

I still believe it to be relatively impolite to discuss the 2020 election in mixed company, so I won’t. But didn’t I just already mention…? I won’t.

Racial inequities in the unemployment count persist, according to the United States Department of Labor’s April Jobs Report.  

Sheetz, the Altoona-based restaurant and convenience chain announced a $2/hour wage increase for all of its 18,000 store employees which will go into effect on May 21, 2021.   

Both indoor and outdoor events and gatherings will be able to increase their maximum occupancy limits beginning Monday, May 17.

A vacant building near Penn State College of Medicine and Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center campus has been given the green light to be sold.

In its first week after launching the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has approved over 16,000 applicants nationally.