Armstrong Flooring taps industry veteran as president and CEO

A 120,000-square-foot outpatient center opened on Monday as part of UPMC Pinnacle’s new UPMC Memorial campus.

A love for the Harrisburg community drew Blake Lynch to a career with the Harrisburg Bureau of Police. His work with local nonprofits has let him utilize those relationships to benefit both his career and the organizations he helps.

A high number of students enrolling at Millersville University do so for the college's business majors but until recently, the school had no College of Business.

Carlisle-based Sadler Health Center plans to remain locally owned after exploring a partnership with the state’s largest community health center.

Marketing firm and publisher Fig Industries is the latest Lancaster business to receive a designation as a B Corporation.

An annual week long banking academy has been just one example of methods that local banks, along with the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Financing, have utilized to grow interest in careers in the financial industry among young people.

State and federal officials criticized the most recent legal challenge against the Affordable Care Act and the lawmakers endorsing the erasure of the Obama era legislation in the State Capitol’s main rotunda on Wednesday.

WellSpan Health broke ground on Tuesday on its $45 million expansion to the WellSpan York Cancer Center in York Township.

F&M Trust and its holding company, Franklin Financial Services Corp., plan to both move into a larger headquarters by the end of 2020.

A chain of Pilates studios in Cumberland County received official designation as a B Corporation following years of investing back into its communities.

A former vice president and COO of the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce and Industry has joined Lancaster-based marketing firm, Scheffey.

Giant Food Stores launched a new app on Thursday for customers of the Middlesex Township, Cumberland County-based grocer’s pharmacies.

David Haverstick, special projects consultant for Willow Valley Communities, was visiting a retirement community in the Netherlands with his wife while researching different dementia care programs out of the country.

Three Mile Island’s final power generator is closing next month, affecting 112 Exelon Generating Company employees.