Rob Hartzell 
In September 2014, Clair Global and Tait Towers opened the Rock Lititz Studio, a purpose-built rehearsal hall for touring productions that rises above Lancaster County farmland.
Professional women’s tennis returned to Landisville in August 2022 as the Koser Jeweler Tennis Challenge opened qualifying play at the Hempfield Recreation Center.
The Warwick High School girls’ varsity basketball team opened the 2014-15 season by winning the Elizabethtown Tip-Off Tournament with a 48-47 overtime victory over Susquehannock.
When the 2015 U.S. Women’s Open came to Lancaster Country Club, local businesses felt the impact right away, from a jeweler’s pop-up shop in the players’ tent to golfers browsing area stores.
Tickets for the 14th annual Lititz Chocolate Walk went on sale July 1, 2015, for the October Kiwanis fundraiser that sends guests through downtown shops to sample confections from chefs and chocolatiers.
New property values from Lancaster County’s countywide reassessment take effect Jan. 1, 2027, for county and municipal taxes and July 1, 2027, for school taxes. What changes, what doesn’t, and what to watch.
In August 2015, Weis Markets added online ordering with in-store pickup at its South Broad Street store in Lititz, years before curbside grocery pickup became routine. Here is how it worked, and how grocery pickup has changed.
A week after ordering non-essential businesses closed, Gov. Tom Wolf announced a $60 million working capital loan program for Pennsylvania small businesses. What it offered, how it worked and what it taught owners.
On March 17, 2020, Lititz-based Penn Cinema closed its flagship theater under Pennsylvania’s statewide shutdown order. A look back at the closure and how the Lititz movie house came back.
Jessica Butzer bought Bruno’s of Lititz in March 2020, days before the pandemic shutdown, kept it running on takeout and trays, added a food truck, then bought a second Bruno’s in Lancaster.
In August 2015, Cargill completed its purchase of ADM’s global chocolate business for $440 million. Weeks later it announced the closing of the Wilbur Chocolate plant in Lititz. A look at the deal and its local fallout.
Months after production ended at the Wilbur Chocolate plant in 2016, more than 1,000 lots of chocolate lines, tools and furniture from the North Broad Street factory went up for online auction.