Chris Reber

Lancaster City Council approved the city's first-ever data center rules at a Tuesday night council meeting dominated by public opposition to the centers and artificial intelligence.

Lancaster city's new rules on data centers virtually eliminate the likelihood of future data center development in the city, according to city officials and local real estate brokers.

Businessman and philanthropist Sam Lombardo is no longer pursuing plans for a restaurant near Lancaster Airport and has sold the building where it would have been located.

Residents of a 51-unit apartment complex for older adults near Leola will continue to have subsidized affordable rents following the property's sale to a local nonprofit.

The Brownstown-Rothsville exit of Route 222 is set to become disputed territory in the Wawa-Sheetz rivalry sometime in the next two years.

Three data centers potentially as large as Walmart Supercenters were proposed for Columbia’s McGinness Innovation Park under a $6.35 million bid rejected by Columbia Borough Council in May.

When Blessings of Hope announced Tuesday that generous benefactors had stepped forward with millions of dollars to rescue its main food processing

The sale of Blessings of Hope's primary food distribution warehouse in Warwick Township could take anywhere from two weeks to two months to finalize, according to the company that plans to buy the property.

The public can comment through Aug. 31 on a project that would remove trees and a retaining wall at crash-prone intersections on Lititz Pike (Route 501) in Manheim Township to improve driver visibility.

The company that proposed a data center in Columbia also explored a West Hempfield Township site earlier this year, but new rules under consideration by township supervisors could limit any data centers' size and location.