A 10,000-square-foot retail building at North Cornwall Commons in North Cornwall Township is now fully leased, Campbell Commercial Real Estate Inc. announced.

Harrisburg-based developer Vartan Group Inc. revealed plans for a new educational child care center at Susquehanna Union Green at a groundbreaking Oct. 31.

Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law Senate Bill 1237, extending for three years the State Horse Racing Commission’s authority for temporary regulations. The temporary regulations were previously published in Oct. 2019.

Shenandoah Telecommunications Co. – known as Shentel - is expanding once again in central Pennsylvania, this time adding to its York County footprint.

Walmart announced Wednesday that its 400,000-square-foot high-tech consolidation center will open this month in Lebanon County.

As saving for retirement becomes more challenging or less of a priority for many workers across the country, a provision in the SECURE Act 2.0 will help make effective retirement contributions a reality for many younger workers. 

Health care providers supercharged their telemedicine offerings as a result of the pandemic—however, how those providers will be reimbursed for virtual care moving forward is in question. 

Railroad infrastructure projects in Berks County and Adams and Cumberland counties will receive a total of $16.4 million in grant funding. 

The American economy added 390,000 jobs in May as the unemployment rate remained at 3.6% for the third straight month, the U.S. Labor Department reported Friday. 

If we have learned anything from over 100 years of combined experience serving individuals, families and business owners, it is that none of us should be in the habit of attempting to predict what the stock and bond markets do next. 

Wixom, Michigan-based General RV Center has purchased the former site of Messick’s Equipment in Elizabethtown for $8.75 million. 

Armstrong Flooring could permanently lay off up to 606 employees from its Lancaster County facilities if it is unable to sell the company or if positions are eliminated by way of a sale. 

Two Dauphin County-based companies are nearing completion on the first phase of a two-phase 39 home luxury community in Middle Paxton Township. 

After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this month, Lancaster-based Armstrong Flooring is looking to auction its assets in a competitive bidding period next month. 

Lancaster County brought in more visitors and made more money through its tourism industry in 2021 than it did in 2019, according to Discover Lancaster’s 2021 tourism economic impact report.