After a nearly two-year delay due to the pandemic, WellSpan York Hospital ceremoniously began demolition of outdated buildings to make way for a state-of-the-art expansion Thursday. 

Harrisburg-based Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG) announced a new Strategic Management & Capital Solutions division Wednesday.   

Harrisburg-based Linkbancorp Inc., the holding company of The Gratz Bank, announced Wednesday its initial public offering of common stock, with a price expected to be between $8 and $9.50 per share.

The state House of Representatives has created a bipartisan International Relations Caucus to strengthen the state’s standing around the world. 

York-based Traditions Bancorp Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, Traditions Bank, announced Wednesday that chairman of the board of directors Michael E. Kochenour plans to retire from that post effective next April.

F&M Trust opened its new corporate headquarters in Chambersburg Wednesday. 

Pennsylvania is investing more than $2 million in research to battle the effects of climate change. 

Harrisburg-based Centric Financial Bank will merge with First Commonwealth Financial Corp. of Indiana, Pennsylvania. 

York Water Co. has acquired the water and wastewater system jointly owned by the Letterkenny Industrial Development Authority (LIDA) and Franklin County General Authority (FCGA). 

Truist Foundation Friday announced a $2.25 million grant to Lancaster-based Community First Fund to help launch its Economic Justice Fund (EJFund). 

The U.S. Commerce Department reported Friday that inflation eased in July, raising hopes that it may have peaked - finally.

Pennsylvania protected 784 acres on 18 farms in nine counties from future development today, investing more than $3.166 million in state, county and local dollars to ensure that prime farmland is not lost to development.  

Truist Foundation has announced a $2.25 million commitment to Community First Fund, a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) dedicated to aligning capital with social justice.

Living in northern climes, and I do consider Central Pennsylvania “northern”, has convinced me that magical seasons of the year exist so that we have something to look forward to when the worst of winter has had its way with us.

When M&T Bank decided to combine two of its York locations, the financial institution looked for a way to turn the vacated building into a community asset.