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Lancaster is leveling up its local economy by bringing in a new data center and a Canadian bakery. These projects are set to create a wave of new jobs and help the city grow.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The city expects a minor initial dip in tax revenue, but this will be offset by the economic activity of the new employees.
Local residents looking for work and the broader Lancaster economy.
No groups negatively affected
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Why Niagara Bottling chose Lancaster for recent expansion The Business Journals
The city is supporting a foreign trade zone application for DSV, which will help bring a new company, ABB, to Lancaster and create nearly 90 jobs.
Bridor execs reveal details on $410 million industrial bakery in Lancaster The Business Journals
New data centers slated to bring jobs to Lancaster The Business Journals
McKinley Packaging lands in Lancaster The Business Journals
Lancaster approves data center and Canadian-based bread company with economic development agreements Focus Daily News
Walmart debuts new kind of facility in Lancaster spanning 730K square feet WFAA
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Commends Lancaster's Growth with FreshRealm's New Facility, Creating Over 100 Jobs Focus Daily News
A Renowned Dallas Chef Is Helping Breathe New Life Into Historic Downtown Lancaster PaperCity Magazine
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