Hospitality industry businesses in the midstate can begin applying next month for part of $21.8 million in grant funding allotted to the county through 2021 Act 1.

Lancaster County home sales ended 2020 on a high note, rising 17.2% in December over the same month last year.

Consumer sentiment in Lancaster County fell for the second consecutive month in December, departing from the national average in that area.

Lancaster General Hospital is now a Level One Trauma Center after receiving accreditation from the Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation.

Accounting firm Trout CPA added Dan Chodan, a tax manager with over seven years experience at the firm, is its 20th partner, the Lancaster County firm announced Friday.

It’s been months since Gov. Tom Wolf eased the most severe COVID-19 real estate restrictions, but home sales in Lancaster County still haven’t slowed down.

Masonic Villages’ COO will be leaving the Elizabethtown-based senior living organization next month, to be replaced by the executive director of its Montgomery County location.

She replaces Greg Waina, who served as interim CFO of the company, headquartered in Lancaster, since July.

The first round of small business grant funding through the Lancaster County Economic Recovery Plan attracted nearly 1,200 applications for seeking more than $27.3 million. This round, totaling $10 million, targeted Lancaster County businesses with 20 or fewer employees.

The recipients included barbershops and salons (21%), retail stores (18%) and restaurants and food businesses (17%). More than 55% are located in downtown Lancaster.

Lancaster County businesses are bringing workers back, a study shows, but some industries are recovering more slowly than others.

Discover Lancasater's incoming CEO and president wants to tell “the awesome story that is Lancaster.”

Business owners thinking of defying the Wolf administration’s stay-at-home order must weigh the legal liabilities and other risks before hanging that “Open For Business” sign in the window.

The Lancaster Chamber and the Economic Development Company of Lancaster County (EDC) unveiled a recovery plan for the county’s economy that outlines a series of strategies to prepare to reopen businesses.

Plans had been moving along, with city officials discussing possible options with UPMC Pinnacle. Then the coronavirus crisis swept the country, creating higher priorities for health systems, said Jess King, chief of staff for the city.