UPMC Pinnacle Lancaster outlines closure, will start diverting patients
UPMC Pinnacle Lancaster expects to begin diverting patients to other local hospitals and practices as it prepares to close at the end of the month.
Members 1st eyes move of HQ
Hoping to bring its corporate staff under one roof, Members 1st Federal Credit Union has identified a roughly 23-acre property in Hampden Township...
York County furniture store to change hands
After more thaneight decades leading a York County furniture and mattress store, its family owners are retiring and transferring control to longtime...
Township approves first phase of Susquehanna Union Green
Susquehanna Township commissioners on Thursday approved an infrastructure plan for Susquehanna Union Green, the first phase of land development for...
Most of us take infrastructure for granted; it is only when the bridge is closed, a water main breaks, or we lose power for a significant period of...
Pa.'s top court delays controversial 'venue shopping' rule
The state Supreme Court said it is delaying action and gathering more information about a proposed rule change that sparked controversy because of...
Ambitious project aims to reshape I-83
Over the next 10 years, Interstate 83 around Harrisburg will be completely redesigned to include a new exit at Cameron Street, a reworked Eisenhower...
Ephrata-area countertop company eyes more room
A custom countertop fabricator in northern Lancaster County is poised for expansion nearly a decade after it was founded.
Richard Mulá Jr.: 'Design is more than buildings'
Richard Mulá Jr., 52, founded Richard F. Mulá Architects in 1999 and continues as its principal and managing member.
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