Lancaster County businesses received over $6 million through Pennsylvania’s $145 million COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program (CHIRP).

Approximately 1,500 Pennsylvania nursing home workers from 21 different homes across the state are expected to strike today, citing a lack of action by the state and nursing homes to address unsafe staffing numbers and outdated nursing home regulations.

Lancaster-based Armstrong Flooring Inc. reported second-quarter net sales of $168.1 million, 15.5% more than the year before, as commercial and residential sales recovered strongly.

For anyone who has managed to keep or find retro video games in pristine condition, a competitive market of collectors is driving up prices with buyers willing to spend thousands for the right games in the right condition.

Lancaster County’s real estate market continues to be extremely active, with June home sales up almost 36% over May.

Coworking spaces in the midstate began the difficult process of reopening their work early last summer and found that while it would take well into 2021 before daily visits returned to pre-pandemic levels, many members came back immediately.

The former Elizabethtown site for equipment dealer Messick’s Equipment has been listed for $9.5 million.

Granite HR Consulting announced new branding, a new website and a new era led by Managing Director Kristen Evans.

Lancaster County-based Turkey Hill LLC, a major manufacturer and distributor of branded ice cream, frozen novelties and refrigerated drinks for retail, food service and alternative channels, appointed Andy Jacobs as CEO and Paul Gagliano as chief customer officer. Jacobs was most recently executive vice president, chief customer and experience officer, and chief operating officer at Hostess Brands. Prior to ...

Philadelphia medical marijuana dispensary Restore opened its fifth Pennsylvania dispensary in East Petersburg, Lancaster County this month.

Lancaster design and planning firm Richard F. Mulá Architects and CORE Design Group, a York-based architecture and structural engineering firm, announced plans to merge.

As Lancaster Public Library prepares to relocate, its board of trustees announced Wednesday an agreement to sell the library building at 125 N. Duke St.

Lancaster-based Charles F. Snyder Funeral Homes & Crematory said it plans to break ground on its sixth funeral home and third crematory in Willow Street this August.

Rankin & Gregory LLC, a personal injury law firm, opened a new main office in Lancaster.

Three Lancaster natives have founded a new land development company for multi-family residential and industrial projects that they say will enhance long-term economic growth in the midstate.