Brecknock Township
Brecknock Township, PA · Business
lebtown.com
Franklin County Free Press
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Denim Coffee opens 10th spot in 10 years in Downtown York
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A local coffee company is celebrating opening 10 shops within 10 years to bring sustainably sourced coffee to communities in PA. The owners, Matt Ramsay and Tony Diehl, wanted to open 10 shops in 10 years “to bring their vision of specialty coffee and third spaces to Central Pennsylvania.”
Franklin County Free Press
Manufacturers’ Association Establishes Defense Manufacturing Committee to Expand Regional Defense Industry Opportunities
The Manufacturers’ Association of Central Pennsylvania and it’s Board of Directors announced the. establishment of a Defense Manufacturing Committee on the stage at its annual MX2026 Manufacturers’ Expo. where over 1,000 attendees and 115 exhibitors gathered at the York Fairgrounds. The purpose of the newly. established Board...
Travel Pug
Retirement Towns Where Daily Errands Stay Close
Retirement often comes down to a short list of errands repeated for decades: groceries, prescriptions, banking, haircuts, library books. In some towns, those stops sit within a few blocks of each other. In others, each one needs a drive. The places below were built or grown around a center, and the pattern shows on a ... Read more
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abc27 News
Land near York Galleria Mall has been sold; what will be built?
YORK, Pa. (WHTM) — A chunk of land that sits right next to the long-time York Galleria Mall has been sold for more than $1 million. According to TRUE Commercial Real Estate, approximately 3 acres of land located at 2899 Whiteford Road in York, which rests adjacent to the York Galleria Mall, has been sold […]
Lebanon Daily News
Weaber announces restructuring complete, promotes new president
Officials announce that Weaber has completed its financial and operational restructuring after filing for bankruptcy in August 2025, and the company has promoted a new president. The hardwood building products manufacturer headquartered in South Lebanon Township said the restructuring followed an "industry-wide rising product costs, uncertainty in the nationwide housing market." Officials also noted that a three-alarm fire at their facility on Sept. 8, 2025 "required the company to rebuild on multiple fronts." "Throughout the past year, Weaber’s 160 employees continued to manufacture flooring, wall boards, moldings and other hardwood products from thriving woodlands in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains," officials said in a release. "Weaber has maintained partnerships with customers and suppliers to deliver high-quality hardwood building products in a sustainable way, ensuring forests stay healthy." The lumber company, started in 1941 by Walter H. Weaber, is one of the nation’s leading hardwood manufacturers. On Sept. 8, Fire crews from several counties responded to a three-alarm fire at the company's Mount Wilson Road property, using more than a million gallons of water. A month before the blaze, Weaber filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company also filed a WARN notice in July 2025 about its distribution center on