Chris Reber

A Columbia Borough-owned property's fate will remain in limbo after borough council decided Tuesday night to prioritize data center regulations.

New rules on data centers being considered in Columbia Borough would affect what developers can do with McGinness Innovation Park, and possibly ban data centers from the borough-owned property altogether.

The acquisition of a nearly 100,000-square-foot warehouse is the latest milestone for a Lancaster County crop seed company started in a barn 33 years ago.

There is a growing movement among Lancaster County municipalities to create local regulations for the environmental impacts of data centers.

The impending layoff of 70 logistics company employees based at an Amazon distribution center near Mount Joy will not impact customers, according to the online retailer.

Fares for Lancaster County's shared-ride shuttle bus service are set to go up later this summer in order to contain the program's growing budget deficit.

The new owners of a historic mill that most recently served as Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health's administrative offices will look to revitalize the building as a mix of retail, restaurants, apartments and office suites.

New Lancaster city data center rules set for a vote Wednesday night will add more oversight but won’t apply to the centers planned on Greenfield Road and Harrisburg Pike, according

Lancaster City Council delayed action on data center rules Wednesday night because of confusion over how they would affect the two projects already planned in the city.

Lancaster currently has little control over where data centers can locate in the city, but that would change under new rules now expected to be approved in July.