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Laudermilch Meats sold to local buyers who vow to keep name, recipes

Laudermilch Meats is under new ownership. Justin Smith and Josh Shope are the self-described “proud new owners” of the Annville butcher. Although they’re not members of the Laudermilch family, they told LebTown they are excited to carry on 107 years of tradition built over three generations. “When...

Annville, PA · 12d
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Lebanon Daily News

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See area home sale prices: Lebanon County property transfers

Bethel Township Property near Tile Alley — Miranda Trust Development LLC to Connor Mattern, $260,000. 309 Blue Mountain Rd. — Brian K. Gerberich to Bell & Evans Realty II LLC, $350,000. Lebanon City 760 Cumberland St. — Prime Funding Group LLC to Rome Rentals and Son LLC, $380,000. 226 S. 9th St. — Aaron H. Donnachie to Ronny Ricardo Brito Galan, $250,000. 1295 Colebrook Rd. — CSMC 2021-RPL4 Trust to Howard F. Wood, $220,101. 1232 Willow St. — Travis Eugene Musser to Blue Mountain View Realty LLC, $150,000. Heidelberg Township 101 N. Market St. — F H Schaefferstown LLC to Franklin House Partners LLC, $375,000. 204 Copper Ridge Dr. — Landmark Homes at 897 Inc to Palwinderjit Singh and Narinder Kaur, $857,938.40. 205 S. Lancaster Ave. — Erin and Ben Gehman to Jared Miller, $305,000. 2626 and NS Heidelberg Ave. — Kristopher L. and Rochelle Huber to Lynford R. and Annmarie Gehman, $333,000. Millcreek Township 124 N. Sheridan Rd. — Joshua and Erin Snader to Benjamin and Erin Gehman, $383,000. Mt. Gretna Borough 410 Yale Ave. — Matthew James Corbett to David Eugene Grove and Sarah Kathryn McNair-Grove, $480,000. North Cornwall Township 1708 Wheatfield Ln. — Edward L. Fruecht III

Lebanon County, PA · 13d

hanoverchamber.com

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Small Business Meets Innovation: A Look at Hanover's New Ventures

Innovation does not always arrive with a ribbon cutting or a brand-new storefront. Across the Hanover area, established businesses and organizations are finding new ways to serve customers, improve their operations, strengthen the community, and prepare for what comes next. For Chamber members, innovation can mean adopting new technology, developing specialized products, rethinking how a downtown is marketed, or simply finding a better way to meet a changing need.

Hanover, PA · 11d
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West Shore Homes acquires Michigan-based company

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Central Pennsylvania’s West Shore Home just announced it has acquired a Michigan-based home remodeling company. According to West Shore Home, they recently acquired a second-generation, family-owned home improvement company called Atlas Home Improvement, which is headquartered in Whitmore Lake, Michigan. This acquisition will expand West Shore Home’s presence beyond its existing […]

Mechanicsburg, PA · 11d

MONTCO.Today

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Company Behind Hatfield Meats Buys Downingtown Shopping Center for $22M

The family behind Hatfield bacon now owns a piece of Downingtown. Clemens Development, the real estate arm of the company behind the Hatfield brand, has bought Mill Town Square for $22.4 million, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 104,000-square-foot shopping center joins a Clemens Development portfolio worth...

Downingtown, PA · 11d

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Fox Den Farm brings ‘PA’ power to Harrisburg

Fox Den Farm rolls into the Standardbred Horse Sales Company auction in Harrisburg with 21 yearlings, all as agent. The Frederick County, MD farm has yearlings across all three days, with six on Day 1, three on Day 2, and 12 on Day 3. Elmer Smucker’s Mahantongo Farms bred and...

Harrisburg, PA · 10d

Skook News

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Schuylkill Chamber Becomes Fourth in Pennsylvania to Earn PACP Accreditation

The Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce has become the fourth chamber in Pennsylvania to earn the Pennsylvania Association of Chamber Professionals’ Accredited Chamber designation , recognizing its organizational management, operations and leadership. The Chamber was formally recognized during the awards ceremony at the 2026 PACP Chamber Professionals & Leadership Conference, held October 26–28 at the Penn Harris Hotel in Camp Hill. What PACP Accreditation Recognizes According to PACP, the designation is one of the association’s highest honors. The accreditation program is modeled after the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s program and provides a framework for evaluating a chamber’s effectiveness and overall operations. To qualify, chambers must undergo a comprehensive organizational assessment and demonstrate that they meet established standards of excellence. An examining committee reviews applications, with accreditation awarded to chambers that successfully satisfy the program’s criteria. Four Pennsylvania Chambers Hold the Designation The Schuylkill Chamber joins three other chambers in holding PACP accreditation: Greene County Chamber of Commerce Indiana County Chamber of Commerce Columbia Montour Chamber of Commerce In announcing the accreditation, PACP recognized Schuylkill Chamber President and CEO Robert S. Carl Jr. and the Chamber’s staff for their commitment to organizational excellence, professional leadership and service to the business community. The

Pennsylvania · 11d

VISTA.Today

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Kennett Square Entrepreneur Launches Philadelphia Food as Medicine Coalition

A chance meeting with food access advocates in Massachusetts inspired Kennett Square entrepreneur Mike Cangi to launch a Philadelphia coalition built on the idea that better food can mean better health, writes Kayla Yup for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Cangi, founder and CEO of Philadelphia-based FareRx, launched the Philadelphia Food as...

Philadelphia, PA · 11d

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This Pennsylvania Antique Mall Has 3 Floors of Hidden Treasures

An old factory near Hershey, Pennsylvania, has been transformed into a massive antique mall with three floors and around 150 vendors. Shoppers can spend hours browsing everything from vintage furniture and military collectibles to old electronics, handmade candles, and unusual secondhand finds. The Olde Factory in Hummelstown isn’t the kind...

Hummelstown, PA · 13d

abc27 News

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Logistics company laying off 81 employees in Lebanon County

MYERSTOWN, Pa. (WHTM) — A supply chain and logistics company will lay off dozens of employees at its Lebanon County warehouse. According to a WARN Notice filed with the PA Department of Labor & Industry, Kenco Logistics Services, LLC will soon initiate layoffs at its warehouse facility located at 60 Central Boulevard in Myerstown. The […]

Lebanon County, PA · 13d

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Wild Like Me Opens in Downtown Hanover with Community Ribbon Cutting

Hanover, PA – Main Street Hanover celebrated the opening of Wild Like Me, a new artisan soap business located at 131 Broadway in downtown Hanover, on Friday, October 23, with a community ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local residents, Pennsylvania Representative Kate Klunk, Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill, and members of the downtown business community.

Hanover, PA · 13d

Lebanon Daily News

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From poultry farm to champs: The story of the semi-pro College Hill Chix

Baseball became the premiere sport in Lebanon County through the 20th century and it grew in popularity amid two world wars. Aside from high school play, amateur competition was scheduled between every town in the area as squads from Lebanon, Palmyra, Fredericksburg and others led local loops from 1940 and beyond. Local leagues organized 16-game schedules made for shortened seasons and it helped maintain public interest through years of temporary rosters. Introduction: A century and a half at the ballpark | The story of Lebanon County baseball Football recruiting: Meet Pennsylvania’s top 50 high school football Class of 2027 recruits When World War II began in 1939, more amateur players were called to join the war effort, meaning Lebanon County’s squads held limited talent and resources through the 1940s. Baseball was still popular among kids and local residents and Lebanon County reentered professional play once again in 1944 with the help of some key figures. Coble and Charlie Grimes were local brothers who grew up in Fredericksburg. They decided to split the responsibilities of owning a semi-professional baseball team to support their family chicken farm, College Hill Poultry. Charlie, who had spent his youth playing baseball in Fredericksburg, led the

Lebanon County, PA · 12d

WFMZ-TV Online

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Proposed apartments at former Blue Marsh Ski Area raise water supply questions

N. HEIDELBERG TWP., Pa. — Once a place to ski, a property in North Heidelberg Township could become a place to live. A developer wants to build 160 apartments at the former Blue Marsh Ski Area. The project is called “The Howard.”. “There was concerns about the water...

Reading, PA · 13d

VISTA.Today

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Company Behind Hatfield Meats Buys Downingtown Shopping Center for $22M

The family behind Hatfield bacon now owns a piece of Downingtown. Clemens Development, the real estate arm of the company behind the Hatfield brand, has bought Mill Town Square for $22.4 million, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 104,000-square-foot shopping center joins a Clemens Development portfolio worth...

Downingtown, PA · 13d

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The Hershey Company uses AI to reshape aspects of candy shopping

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Halloween is quickly approaching, and the candy aisle is getting a high-tech assist as shoppers stock up for trick-or-treaters. The Hershey Company says it is using artificial intelligence to help make sure its products are placed where customers are most likely to buy them.

Dauphin County, PA · 11d

decorhint.com

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Mushroom Lovers Find Dozens Of Varieties At This Pennsylvania Market In The Mushroom Capital

An entire Pennsylvania shop devotes itself to mushrooms, from fresh lion’s mane by the pound to mushroom-print shirts. Yes, the whole store. The back room sells local fungi by weight, and seasonal wild finds like morels can show up when nature cooperates. There’s even a small museum-style display explaining how mushrooms get grown and harvested.

Kennett Square, PA · 12d

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A Local's Passion Blooms into a Community-Centric Landscaping Business

When Mike Beatty started Beatty Lawn & Landscapes in January 2024, he was not stepping into unfamiliar territory. Born and raised in Lancaster, Beatty had already put in nearly ten years in the landscaping business. Coming back to work for people he has known for decades was simply the most natural next move.

Lancaster, PA · 13d

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The Small Town In Pennsylvania Locals Actually Shop At For Antiques

One antique shop here sits in an 1822 building rumored to have hidden a Prohibition-era distillery, with whiskey allegedly moved through tunnels underneath. Another fills three floors of an old hardware store and sewing factory. That’s just two stops on the same short stroll. Many shops sit within a few...

Columbia, PA · 14d

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Before It Became A Beloved Bakery, This Pennsylvania Shop Started As A Gas Station

One small bakery calls itself the Home of the Long John, and it even sells a stuffed plush version of its famous donut. I love that kind of confidence. A pastry with its own mascot has clearly earned its spot on the shelf. Those long, iced donuts come in vanilla,...

Lancaster County, PA · 14d

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These Historic Homes Have Stood in Chester County for Around 300 Years

Before there was a United States, there were farmhouses in Chester County. Early settlers built them from local stone and brick, cleared the fields around them, and established communities that would shape the region for generations. Around 300 years later, a handful of those homes are still standing, and several...

Chester County, PA · 13d