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Meanwhile, the facility has a lapsed building permit and the city has had no response regarding a list of problems with the site, which must be addressed before occupancy.

The city spokesperson said the road is on a list to be repaved but it needs more information from the property owner who has no contact with the city since

Construction of a $59 million apartment complex at the site of the former Stockyard Inn could begin in 2024 after Lancaster city officials approved the project’s land development plan this

Plans for a $59 million apartment complex on the site of the historic Stockyard Inn are moving forward. But the project continues to face opposition from the owner of a

Whats left of Live in the Think Loud building? Band equipment, demo tapes, plaques of albums and original cover art painting of “Throwing Copper."

We go behind the scenes to explain how it works. State law, for example, dictates that ballots with “overvotes, undervotes or marginal marks” must be recounted by hand.

Whether a $48 million apartment development proposed for the Stockyard Inn site gets the zoning relief it needs to go forward as planned won’t be known for another month.