York Traditions Bank, a locally owned community bank operating in York and Hanover, has added a new director position to advance the organization’s Her Traditions initiative, a program to support women to become financially independent and successful.

Gov. Tom Wolf’s budget for 2020-21 fiscal year will include a $12.35 million increase in state funding for four organizations promoting entrepreneurial growth in Pennsylvania.

A prominent York family that supported York College of Pennsylvania is continuing its giving by creating the largest gift ever toward a graduate scholarship at the college.

Chief personnel of the Harrisburg-based financial company are looking to capitalize on the area’s “entrepreneurial spirit,” calling the new location “a strategic, brick-and-mortar location” in the age of innovations financial technology.

Funding that is expected to benefit farmers was approved Wednesday for several local agriculture projects through a state program.

Many new clients of Lancaster-based Domani Wealth looking for help on their financial or retirement plans bring with them what the financial advisement firm’s CEO calls ‘back of the napkin thoughts.’

We sat down with Beth McKinley, financial associate with Thrivent Financial, and discussed her career goals, skills needed to be a donor adviser, and how she keeps her clients feeling more confident about their financial futures

“Pharmaceutical companies should not be allowed to set their own prices without any oversight,” Rep. Dan Frankel, the bill’s sponsor, said.

Natural gas impact fee revenues are expected to decrease by 21% in the 2019 calendar year, prompting a lower effective tax rate for companies, according to the latest report from the Independent Fiscal Office.

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in Grantville, Dauphin County was fined $20,000 this week for allegedly conducting poker tournaments in 2019 that were not approved by the state Gaming Control Board.

The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities has launched an initiative to try to help women better save for retirement.

Domani Wealth welcomed its newest owner this week, marking the 10th co-owner for the Lancaster-based financial planning and wealth management firm.

Barry A. Solodky has been named a senior counsel of Saxton & Stump’s newly formed bankruptcy and creditors’ rights practice, part of the Manheim Township-based legal and consulting firm’s strategy to grow service offerings to clients.

The York-based brokerage firm recruited Edward A. Tobin, a former assistant district attorney and law clerk with Lancaster County, to fill the new position of director of claims, effective Monday. McConkey executives are looking to Tobin to work with the firm’s clients on proactive claims handling to ensure they are properly managed.

The cost of a restaurant liquor license in York and Lancaster counties may fall from the heights they reached in recent years, partially because fewer grocers stores are looking to buy them.