Thriving

By Scott W. Standish, Executive Director & Kip Van Blarcom, Director for Implementation & Outreach, Lancaster County Planning Department A feature […]

Our story is not just about açaí bowls; it’s about the bonds formed, challenges overcome, and the collective journey towards a healthier, more connected community. As I reflect on our journey, I’m filled with gratitude for LancasterCounty—the place where our dream found its roots and continues to flourish.

Anyone who attended the Women’s Open in 2015 saw firsthand how the Lancaster and surrounding communities embraced the championship. All signs point to another highly successful week in the region. 

Addressing these problems in the years ahead will be crucial to the future economic growth prospects of the county, but successfully navigating these known issues will pay dividends for the health of the local economy for years to come. And there is no doubt – Lancaster is up to the challenge.

The economic impact of small business on our community can transform lives for the better.

Clipper Magazine Stadium is meant to be a major community center. It has served its purpose. Plans are to expand that purpose as the stadium reaches its 20th season.

By helping the community find reliable, cost-effective, and safe solutions to ease regional travel obstacles, all participants can attract top talent for local businesses, find better suitable employment opportunities, and create a more sustainable and equitable transportation system for all.

But by continuing to engage directly with local companies and municipal and state leaders, EDC Lancaster County is proud to support the local business community as a means of advancing the local economy and improving the overall quality of life within the community.