Dr. Roxanna Gapstur, president and CEO of WellSpan Health, spoke to the Central Penn Business Journal last week about the system's COVID-19 efforts and how the pandemic has effected its facilities and patients.

Manheim, a vehicle auction company in Penn Township, Lancaster County, plans to furlough 682 employees as a response to the impact the company has felt from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lancaster-based law firm Saxton & Stump hired two new employees to lead the firm’s new regulatory and government affairs practice.

QVC, Inc. plans to lay off 1,124 employees as it prepares to close its West Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, distribution center early next year.

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.

Nine more Pennsylvania counties, including York and Lancaster, have received stay at home orders—bringing the total number of counties to 19.

Veritas Academy in Upper Leacock Township, Lancaster County has not only managed to get its classes up and running online for its 300 students, but is looking to offer a selection of video classes to students outside of the academy.

Relying on Medicaid reimbursements and fundraising to keep the lights on, Lancaster County-based Schreiber Center for Pediatrics has a difficult path ahead of it, depending on when it can reopen to patients.

Lancaster city maintains a strong food manufacturing industry and has a population growing nearly as quickly as the U.S., but continues to deal with an inadequate amount of affordable housing and a lack of qualified candidates for jobs.

A vacant commercial building on Franklin Street in Lancaster is planned to be the site of a new combination thrift and grocery store for the area’s low-income residents.

The boards of two Lancaster County nonprofits focused on affordable housing have approved a merger plan that would create one Lancaster-based finance and housing support entity.

Two holding companies from New York bought the facility for Crayola’s sales and marketing operations in Easton for $5.2 million, plus a property in Lancaster.

Former British Prime Minister Theresa May will be the speaker at the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce dinner on May 21.

A Strasburg Township, Lancaster County-based non-profit clinic will be expanding its pediatric home care services for Plain patients with a new grant from WellSpan Health.

Experts say the average cancer patient needs more access and education on the benefits of trials before they choose them over better-known therapies.