Thriving

A feature piece from our Summer 2024 issue of the Lancaster Thriving Publication. Distinguished Education Meets Local Insight  The Haub School […]

By Rick Joi, Founder and CEO, The Workiversary GroupA feature piece from our Summer 2024 issue of the Lancaster Thriving Publication. […]

Willow Valley’s investment to reimagine Southern Market is a remarkable addition to Lancaster. The space serves as an incubator for small businesses which I’m pleased reflects our great diversity and the food hall is a gathering space for many. The Mosaic property will rise above the city’s downtown core and it is my hope that the development and its residents add economic vitality in support of our local, small businesses and, of course, enhance the City of Lancaster’s tax base.

Growth is not always thought of positively by neighbors, but when considered with the greater good of the community in mind, the direct and indirect economic benefits attributed to new multifamily developments help to create a vibrant and sustainable future for our community.

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.