• Login/Register
  • Contact Us
  • Advertise
FacebookLinkedInTwitterRSS Feeds
advertisement
  • Home
  • News
    • Business Journal Daily
    • By Industry
      • Banking & Finance
      • Construction
      • Education
      • Energy & Environment
      • Government
      • Health Care
      • Hospitality & Tourism
      • Manufacturing & Distribution
      • Marketing & Advertising
      • Nonprofit
      • Real Estate
      • Retail
      • Technology
      • Transportation
    • This Week's Issue
      • Frontpage
      • Briefcase
      • Opinion
      • Columns
      • Digital Edition
    • Morning Roundup
    • 10 Things to do This Weekend
    • Submitted News
    • Around The Globe
  • Events
    • Event Calendar
    • Post an Event
    • Recent Events
  • Lists
  • Special Editions
  • Marketplace
    • Business Marketplace
  • Subscribe
  • Multimedia
Site sponsored by:

advertisement
advertisement
 
STOCK SUMMARY
Nasdaq 2778.790.00
S&P 500 1295.22-9.64
Armstrong 43.330.00
The Bon-Ton Sto 3.700.00
Harley-Davidson "45.27
Harsco 18.880.00
Hershey 67.410.00
Penn National G 44.520.00
Glatfelter Comm 14.930.00
Rite Aid 1.210.00
Unilife 4.010.00
Weis Markets Inc"44.63
 
Monday
Monday
High 71 °F
Low 61 °F
60 °F
Fog/Mist

February 06. 2012 11:00AM - Last modified: February 06. 2012 11:44AM

LCBC church to launch York campus

By Holly White

Lives Changed by Christ church is wrapping up construction on its $7 million to $8 million York campus, executive director of ministries John Zeswitz said.


The church plans to hold its first services there by mid-March, he said.

Construction began in October at the Springettsbury Township site at the corner of North Hills Road and Route 30 in a former Saturn dealership. About 5,000 square feet were added, bringing the total to about 29,000 square feet, he said.

The church gutted the building and removed the roof, adding 7 feet to the top of the building, Zeswitz said. Workers are painting and laying carpet and soon will install technology, he said.

The campus is the fourth location for the church based in Rapho Township, Lancaster County. Campuses have opened in the past few years in Swatara Township, Dauphin County, and Lancaster. The church also is planning a fifth site in Ephrata Township, Lancaster County.

Bottom Line Contracting Inc., based in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, is the general contractor on the project. Elizabeth Township, Lancaster County-based Pelger Engineering and Construction Inc. is providing construction management and engineering services and Bucks County-based Mann-Hughes Architecture did the design work.


Latest News

New Stampede ownership fosters business relationships

Renovations begin for blind group's manufacturing warehouse

Lancaster chamber releases statement on Pa. budget

Mining led April growth, jobless rate falls half percent

Bon-Ton reports Q1 sales decline, larger net loss

Click to Post A Story

Advanced search

Free E-newsletters

e-mail alert
Sign up now for CPBJ's daily and weekly
e-newsletters! Click Here

advertisement
  • Print
  • Blog
  • Popular
  • Tweet
  • Comments

This Week in Print

View the Digital Edition

Subscribe
Special 6 Week FREE Trial Offer

Real Estate  View more...

Watch out for changing title insurance rates   

Sports  View more...

How popular are sports on TV?  

Politics  View more...

the cube  View more...

Sales  View more...

Avoiding the knowledge sewer

Main Dish  View more...

Greek flavors really do exist in Central PA

Wealth  View more...

Understanding financial professionals’ fees and compensation: Part 2

    1. How popular are sports on TV?

    2. Lancaster chamber releases statement on Pa. budget

    3. Avoiding the knowledge sewer

    4. Renovations begin for blind group's manufacturing warehouse

    5. US Postal Service to consolidate Lancaster distribution center

  1. Bill would raise Pa. Turnpike speed limit to 70 mph (5)
  2. Consultant: State tech spending tops $2.2B next budget (1)
  3. Study: Marcellus Shale reducing environmental violations (1)
  4. Economist Paul Krugman: Euro breakup looking likelier (1)
  5. Out of the Ordinary: Man attempts to set world record fist-pumping 17 hours straight (1)
advertisement
advertisement
sponsored by:

CPBJ Poll

Why or why not? vote

advertisement

CentralPennBusiness.com

Latest News

Submitted News

CPBJ in Print

Subscribe to Print

Subscribe to E-news

Special Editions

Lists

Events

Blogs

Advertising with CPBJ

Media Kit

2012 Editorial Calendar

Event Sponsorships

Production Info

Classified Specs

Customer Service

Contact CPBJ

Help & FAQ

About CPBJ

CPBJ Staff

Directions

Terms of Service

Privacy Policy

Purchase Photos

Resources

Classifieds

Archive Search

Surveys

Business Lists

Facebook

Twitter

LinkedIn



















       Listrak - Email Marketing Solutions / Shopping Cart Abandonment Email Marketing Solutions & Shopping Cart Abandonment PageTurnPro

© 2012 Journal Publications Inc. All information on this site are copyright of Journal Publications Inc. All images are the sole property of Journal Publications Inc. and no rights are granted for any use without the express written consent of Journal Publications Inc.