Pittsburgh-based UPMC’s president and CEO of 15 years is set to step down from his position next week after 48 years with the health system—he will be succeeded by Leslie Davis, a health care executive with 17 years of experience at UPMC.

Lancaster County businesses received over $6 million through Pennsylvania’s $145 million COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program (CHIRP).

Approximately 1,500 Pennsylvania nursing home workers from 21 different homes across the state are expected to strike today, citing a lack of action by the state and nursing homes to address unsafe staffing numbers and outdated nursing home regulations.

Harsco Corp.’s newest senior vice president and CFO is set to take over the role this August.

Ryan Unger, Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC’s new president and CEO, proudly displays a Ronald Reagan quote on his desk at his North Front St., Harrisburg, headquarters: “There is no limit to what a man can do or where he can go if he doesn't mind who gets the credit.”

Loganville, York County-based Wolfgang Confectioners plans to expand operations at its 137,000-square-foot facility, an investment of over $3.5 million.

For anyone who has managed to keep or find retro video games in pristine condition, a competitive market of collectors is driving up prices with buyers willing to spend thousands for the right games in the right condition.

Lancaster County’s real estate market continues to be extremely active, with June home sales up almost 36% over May.

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center’s vice president of nursing, acute and ambulatory care will be taking on a new role as the Hershey-based hospital’s senior vice president and chief nursing officer.

Residential real estate broker Coldwell Banker merged its 20 Philadelphia and Central Pennsylvania real estate offices into one combined sales force this month.

Coworking spaces in the midstate began the difficult process of reopening their work early last summer and found that while it would take well into 2021 before daily visits returned to pre-pandemic levels, many members came back immediately.

Early childhood education expert Senate Alexander was chosen by the Milton Hershey School to lead its new Catherine Hershey Schools as its first executive director. Catherine Hershey School is a $350 million program to build learning centers for children under 5 and offer support to their families such as job skills. The first of the six announced learning centers is ...

A Wormleysburg-based real estate developer is asking Commonwealth Court to reevaluate a case involving the opening of a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Camp Hill.

The developers behind mixed-use retail and office space Hershey Towne Square plan to open a farmers market in the old post office building behind the development.

Despite the shortage of inventory in the three-county region covered by the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors, the number of new listings in the area is on the rise, according to Adrian Smith, president of the association.