Chad Umble is a Staff Writer at various publications, including Calhoun Times, WITF, Inc., and Centre Daily Times. He focuses on themes such as retail, food and beverages, and architecture, exploring topics like store management, entrepreneurship, and animal care. Chad's work has been featured in notable outlets including LNP | LancasterOnline and Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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Chad Umble's focus is on local businesses, restaurant openings/closings, and economic outlook in the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Lancaster. His coverage heavily features private sector announcements and press releases related to food & beverage as well as house & home topics.
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Greco’s Italian Ices and Homemade Ice Cream, which has a shop in Lititz, is closing its location in Landisville.
Let's Roll, an electric bike shop with a retail store in Lancaster city, recently opened a showroom along the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail in Marietta.
Board & Brush Creative Studio, a franchise that offers workshops on making wood signs and other home decor items, is closing its Manheim Township location.
Piccola Stella, a creperie and tea parlor in Elizabethtown, will be moving to a larger spot in town next month.
By: Chad Umble
Since locking its doors in late July after being open for less than three weeks, the Federal Donuts & Chicken at Franklin & Marshall College has been officially listed on
Denim Coffee, a Chambersburg-based coffee roaster that opened a Lancaster coffee shop in 2024, is buying the Columbia and York locations of Prince Street Cafe for an undisclosed price.
The sentencing hearing for Lancaster businessman Daryl Heller, , has been pushed back to January. In an order issued today, U.S.
Daryl Heller gave up his right to argue his innocence at trial, but he still can make his case for staying out of prison.
By: Chad Umble
Blue Stone Bakery, which operates a food truck, is expanding by adding a retail shop near Mountville.
By: Chad Umble
It could soon be last call for Drumore Township’s only brewery.
