A piece of land in West Manchester Township could see a large industrial facility by next year, according to officials.

The plans for a controversial Chick-fil-A project in Camp Hill have received an update after the developer added traffic and pedestrian safety measures called for by local residents.

York County Economic Alliance (YCEA) employee Sully Pinos has been named to take part in a prestigious nationwide fellowship program.

Orendorff Studios, an established York-based photography and design firm, will officially open a new studio space next week in the city.

Hundreds turned out last week for the Business Journal’s 2019 Real Estate & Development Symposium at Hershey Lodge. Here are three takeaways from the event.

The Department of Community and Economic Development for the City of York is planning to host a town-hall meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday to discuss the five qualified opportunity zones within city limits.

Two employees of Boyer & Ritter LLC have been elected principal owners of the East Pennsboro Township-based accounting firm.

Germany-based discount grocer Lidl will open its newest store in Spring Garden Township by the end of August. What its impact will be on local grocery stores remains to be seen.

Rite Aid Corp. announced Monday morning that a new leader has been found to run the embattled company, taking over management immediately. Heyward Donigan, a longtime executive in the health care industry, will serve as Rite Aid’s CEO and join the board of directors.

National building-products dealer Cameron Ashley Building Products Inc. is expanding into the Central Pennsylvania market with the opening of a distribution center in Lebanon.

Juniata County-based Pennian Bank will make its way to the Harrisburg region with the opening of a new branch later this month in Lemoyne.

MileOne Autogroup, one of the largest automotive groups in the Mid-Atlantic region, said Wednesday that it bought both Freedom Toyota Harrisburg and Freedom Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM Harrisburg.

Lidl US Operations LLC was awarded a $500,000 grant last week through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) to help with construction costs of a new store proposed for the 3000 block of Carlisle Road in Dover Township. 

More than two dozen projects in Central Pennsylvania were awarded millions of dollars in matching grants from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP), supporting both public and private construction and renovation projects across the state. The local grants are part of a broader package of grant awards $275 million for 214 projects statewide.

Applicants for the 2019 Rail Transportation Assistance Program (RTAP) and the Rail Freight Assistance Program (RFAP) have until the end of August to apply. Eligible organizations and businesses include freight railroads, freight railroad served shippers and economic development entities.