Chris Reber

A total of 69 apartments for low-income residents should be available no later than 2029 as two local nonprofits transform the George C. Delp pavilion of the former St. Joseph

Sheetz has received zoning approval for a new location along Route 743 in Mount Joy Township that is expected to break ground in one to two years.

Strong demand for distribution centers and the value of having a long-term lease in place are major factors in the 33% increase in sale price for

Ten Thousand Villages has listed its headquarters at 704 Main St. in Akron for $2.95 million as the fair trade nonprofit continues to navigate retail challenges.

More than 2,100 vehicles per day are set to be detoured for about six months starting in fall 2026, when the state Department of Transportation plans to repair a bridge

Faster and more efficient enforcement of Lancaster city’s residential parking rules is expected no later than year’s end as Lancaster Parking Authority deploys a vehicle-mounted license plate reader.

As many as 128 apartments replacing former outlet stores are expected to be available in 2026 at the Shops at Rockvale in East Lampeter Township, part of a larger, estimated

Red Rose Transit Authority bus riders sat shoulder-to-shoulder on a crowded bus last week, riding north on Harrisburg Pike toward Park City Center. One of the riders, John Galloway, remarked

Hoping to avoid chaos at airports when Real ID requirements take effect on May 7, 2025, the Transportation Security Administration may allow passengers to continue using non-Real ID drivers’ licenses,

Thanksgiving travel is expected to be busier than ever this year, as an additional 1.7 million people journey more than 50 miles from home between Tuesday and Dec. 2 than