To level the playing field for the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-owned small businesses, a Lancaster County cohort has teamed up with more than four dozen BIPOC owners to develop a strategic plan to improve access to capital and bring cultural understanding to the community. 

To level the playing field for the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-owned small businesses, a Lancaster County cohort has teamed up with more than four dozen BIPOC owners to develop a strategic plan to improve access to capital and bring cultural understanding to the community. 

York-based Moove In Self Storage announced that it has expanded its portfolio in the Mechanicsburg market by acquiring iStore Self Storage, now called Moove In Trindle Road.

The assets of central Pennsylvania-based MacuLogix, a leader in the early diagnosis of dry age-related macular degeneration and developer of the wearable AdaptDX Pro dark adaptometer, were acquired by a wholly owned subsidiary of LumiThera Inc.

The ASSETS board of directors appointed Lancaster native Jaime Arroyo as the nonprofit’s new CEO, it was announced Tuesday.

York Water Co. signed an agreement April 28 to buy the water assets and wastewater collection and treatment assets of Conewago Industrial Park Water & Sewer Co. in West Donegal Township, according to a quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. 

Harrisburg-based LinkBancorp Inc., parent company of The Gratz Bank, including its LinkBank division, reported that it passed $1 billion in total assets in the first quarter.

Tina Campbell is stepping down as CEO of ASSETS in Lancaster after seven years to take over as Lancaster City’s Community Fund development manager. 

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board today approved Willow Valley Communities’ application for a new economic development – restaurant liquor license, referred to as an EDR, at its board meeting in Harrisburg.

Southern Market, the nineteenth-century city landmark in downtown Lancaster at Queen and Vine streets, is currently undergoing a complete renovation that will transform it into a multicultural food hall and community hub expected to be open in early 2022. A total of ten local and diverse chefs, new or already established, will be selected as the food hall stand holders at Southern Market.

Lancaster-based community nonprofit ASSETS is transitioning out of a joint leadership model with the resignation of co-CEO Jonathan Coleman, who said he will move closer to his wife’s family in Syracuse.

Van Gogh once said that “Great things are done by a series of small things brought together,” and that’s certainly the case when it comes to a triumvirate of Lancaster-based organizations that are making a difference in an area of the world that is among the lowest ranked in the World Bank “ease of doing ...