Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate is at a 43-year-low after 10,000 Pennsylvanians found jobs last month.

When the permitting process for Pennsylvania’s 2019 hemp program closes next month, more than 60 South Central Pennsylvania farmers will have permits to grow hemp this year.

The new CEO for the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania has helped lead the organization from its infancy in Cumberland County.

Medical Support Products in Manheim Township closed in early April on a deal to be acquired by US Med-Equip a national medical equipment supplier at the beginning of the month.

The Pennsylvania Health Care Association’s newest leader was convinced to take the organization’s helm after seeing the care provided to a family member by the people for whom he has been an advocate.

A vacant warehouse in Columbia is being renovated into commercial office space and the real estate firm behind the project aims to find interest among companies that may have trouble finding space in Lancaster city.

Like many small Pennsylvanian boroughs, Myerstown is making a bid to revitalize its main street and bring more visitors to town. The borough is hedging that effort on a new nonprofit approved by council this week.

More than 100,000 Pennsylvania residents have been certified to take medical marijuana in Pennsylvania since February of last year and operators of dispensaries are praising the roll-out of the state's program.

Warwick Township-based Listrak is bringing on a new chief marketing officer who has experience working with multi-billion dollar U.S. technology companies.

An Upper Leacock Township farmer is facing a lawsuit from the federal government over alleged violations of U.S. food laws covering sales of meat and poultry.

Woodstream Corp. is nearing completion on its new headquarters in downtown Lancaster but is leaving real estate on its first floor open for a potential restaurant.

Armstrong World Industries Inc. has agreed to a confidential settlement in a lawsuit that alleged the company engaged in anti-competitive behavior in the ceiling industry.

WorkPlace Health, which operates seven clinics in rural Pennsylvania, opened a new clinic earlier this year in Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, after seeing a need in the area.

Many of the Pennsylvania farmers who began growing hemp for research lost their crops to weather, mistakes in growing the product and government regulation – problems that other farmers jumping into the industry could also face.

Healing Paws Animal Hospital opened this week in East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, and its owner says the clinic's atmosphere is what helps it stand apart from other vets.