Recent Articles from Ioannis Pashakis
B&D Builders, sister companies rebranded under Bauen Unlimited
When the decision was made to bring Paradise-based custom builder B&D Builders and its five sister companies under the umbrella of one entity, the new name was going to have to mean something.
Fulton Bank, Pennsylvania Bar and more name new hires, promotions
The Janus School named Heather Strunk head of school and more.
20 summer activities for families, both traditional and creative
While some summer activities might be obvious go-to's for you and your family, a new list by social media page What To Do With The Kids lists 20 things to do this summer that may not be in your plans.
ACNB Corp. sets earnings record in 2022
Gettysburg-based ACNB Corp., the financial holding company for ACNB Bank and ACNB Insurance Services Inc., announced record financial results for 2022.
Rhoads Hallmark & Gift Shop closes, toy store to move in
Rhoads Hallmark & Gift Shop in Hummelstown, owned by Dave and Jeanne Lutz for 49 years, has closed.
Retail building at North Cornwall Commons fully leased
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.
Kiddie Academy to open at Susquehanna Union Green
Harrisburg-based developer Vartan Group Inc. revealed plans for a new educational child care center at Susquehanna Union Green at a groundbreaking Oct. 31.
State horse racing regulations extended
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.
Shentel to expand fiber-optic network in York County
Shenandoah Telecommunications Co. – known as Shentel - is expanding once again in central Pennsylvania, this time adding to its York County footprint.
Walmart opens 400,000-square-foot center in Lebanon County
Walmart announced Wednesday that its 400,000-square-foot high-tech consolidation center will open this month in Lebanon County.
Potential federal bill includes retirement provisions for young workers
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.
COVID-era waivers expanding telehealth reimbursements set to end this year
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.