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October 7, 2021
Sanibel Captiva Community Bank has acquired the building at 1019 Periwinkle Way on Sanibel. Located two buildings down from its Periwinkle branch, the new build
October 3, 2021
Charles B. Grove III, 67, passed away peacefully on October 1, 2021 with his family at his bedside after an unexpected sudden illness. Born in Lancaster, he was the son
August 29, 2021
A partnership of Landis Quality Living and Benchmark Construction is proposing to develop a 55-plus residential community on a Manheim area property formerly owned by a Worley & Obetz executive.
August 14, 2021
It is so good to be back on the streets of Lancaster!
May 30, 2021
Employers of all sizes in Lancaster County share a big problem -- they can’t fill their job openings.
April 16, 2021
York Traditions Bank drops ‘York’ from its name as it expands; new branch to open Monday Updated 12:45 PM; Today 12:45 PM Traditions Bank will expand into Lancaster County on Monday when it opens a new branch in Manheim Township. (Photo provided) Facebook Share The new location will open at 1687 Oregon Pike in Manheim Township. The 3,600-squae-foot full-service branch is set to open on Monday. The bank includes a team of commercial, retail and residential mortgage professionals. The locat...
February 3, 2021
San Cap Community Bank opens new main office on Sanibel By SAN CAP COMMUNITY BANK - | Feb 3, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Sanibel Captiva Community Bank opened its new main office on Feb. 1 at 2406 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. The vision for the building was designed by Architecture Joyce Owens, and Benchmark Construction handled renovations. The office features a two-lane drive-thru, drive-up ATM, board room, solar panels and an electric car charging station. Named in honor of the late bank director, who ...
December 12, 2020
After 20 years of operating the Drums, Etc. store on New Holland Avenue, Rick Hamilton was planning on a change of scenery and a change in business. He was going to downsize and relocate his store, shift most of the sales to online and become a partner in a new apartment project elsewhere in the city. He even put the New Holland Avenue property up for sale. Then Hamilton got another idea â go forward with moving and streamlining Drums, Etc., but take his property off the market and develop...