Keynote speaker Todd Snovel brought a “Star Wars” theme to his talk Wednesday at the third annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit, hosted online by Central Penn Business Journal and Lehigh Valley Business.

Hamilton Health Center, a Harrisburg-based Federally Qualified Health Center, broke ground March 24 on a new branch in the Steelton-Highspire area.

Pet supply retailer Chewy will be closing its distribution center in Silver Spring Township, Cumberland County, this summer and will offer the 512 employees affected the opportunity to transfer to its fulfillment center in Lewisberry, York County.

The Hershey Co. is looking to reduce "trace" amounts of lead and cadmium in its chocolate, the global confectioner’s chief financial officer told Reuters this week.

In 1987, when Wendy Tippetts relocated to form Tippetts/Weaver Architects with Gary Weaver, Lancaster city was an unpolished gem.

Could the real estate market be changing course again?

Buffeted by high demand and limited supply, the Harrisburg rental market was the third most competitive in the nation as the calendar turned to 2023.

G&S Foods LLC held a groundbreaking this month for its 348,344-square-foot snack food manufacturing facility on Blettner Avenue in Hanover, an expansion that will bring abundant jobs, the company said.

Bank of Bird-in-Hand is a community-owned bank with a strong focus on agricultural, small business and consumer lending, a release said. 

Through February, the story of the local real estate market is still lack of inventory. And that shortage is helping to keep home prices strong, even as they’re no longer skyrocketing.

Michel Vermette, the former CEO of Armstrong Flooring Inc., has been named CEO and chief financial officer of America’s Floor Source, based in Columbus, Ohio.

The Civitas Lancaster annual chicken barbecue at Long’s Park has been canceled, two restaurants in Mechanicsburg open.

YTI Career Institute is downsizing and moving into a new location: 380 Centerville Road, East Hempfield Township, which was previously known as Tipsy Boar Tap and Grill before closing in March 2019. 

This recognition from B2B directory ClearlyRated is based solely on service feedback and ratings from the firm’s recent client survey.

Nearly 2,200 homes and businesses in Berks, Chester and Lancaster counties are now accessible to fiber broadband from high-speed internet provider Kinetic.