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For four decades, if you were driving to 121 W. Frederick Street in Millersville, it was to see a movie.

Brandon Martin describes the past 10 months for himself, his employer and his industry in a single word – bleak. Martin, director of operations for American Music Theatre, has seen the formerly thriving business battered by crushing punches from COVID-19, the same as many similar venues have suffered. With the theater temporarily closed to help fight the spread of the virus, nearly all of AMT’s 40 full-time employees have been laid off, except a handful in the box office who are working part time to answer inquiries from customers. Not only is no revenue coming in, $1.2 million in t...

With the changing of each year, LNP | LancasterOnline staff compile a list of trends and events that could impact the county.   Looking back at our story on trends at the start of 2020 is like looking in a time capsule in some ways, with trends focused largely on development – from new Rutters and Sheetz to the Rock Lititz expansion to projects in Lancaster city – and on education and health care trends that had nothing to do with distance learning or COVID-19. Instead, school start times and student privacy were the burgeoning local stories. If we learned...