Business

Travis Bell had one of the best seats in the house at last month’s NBA All-Star Game in Houston. 

No, the Lancaster native wasn’t sitting in one of those pricey courtside seats. Rather, he was capturing the action with his camera for ESPN. 

Bell, who runs his own photography business in Columbia, has been photographing events for the popular sports network for more than a decade. Past events include College GameDay and Monday Night Football. 

Lancaster County Economic Development Corp.
Site preparation has begun on the location of the future Lancaster Air-Rail Industrial Park.
In December, Lancaster County Council and Lancaster City Council met on four separate occasions to see that a new business park be established in Lancaster County. The 101-acre park is located on S.C. 9 just east of the Chester County line.
This park is unique in that it is located across the highway from the county airport and will be served by the Lancaster and Chester Railway. 

Tim Moseley represents the past and the future of The Patio eatery in Lancaster. 

Back in 1978, Moseley worked as a car hop at the popular drive-in restaurant at 1114 Great Falls Highway, on the southern end of town. It first opened in the 1940s.  

Those were the days when business was booming. But after a few changes in ownership, the restaurant closed in 2006.

There’s a party happening in Indian Land.

In case you wondered, that’s what was going on with all those tents set up in front of the new Chick-fil-A at 10032 Charlotte Highway in front of Walmart last Wednesday

Though the store officially opened at 6 a.m. Thursday, the franchise celebrated with its famous “First 100” promotion.

The event was a 24-hour party that began Wednesday morning and ended Thursday morning with a year’s worth of free Chick-fil-A meals for the first 100 people through the doors.