An effort to roll back Obama-era guidelines on the medical marijuana industry has spurred efforts in Washington, D.C., to address the issue once and for all.

Fresh off closing a merger in western Pennsylvania, Mid Penn Bancorp Inc. has turned east for its next acquisition.

Kim Lee Kenawell-Hoffecker did not grow up wanting to go into finance.

Mid Penn Bancorp Inc. said it has completed its acquisition of Scottdale Bank & Trust Co., a deal valued at $59.1 million.

Last year's temporary tax amnesty program in Pennsylvania surpassed revenue expectations, but officials say they aren't done collecting delinquent taxes.

The Harrisburg Regional Chamber has named a local health system official (and mayor) as its board chair for 2018, while the chamber's Capital Region Economic Development Corp. has chosen the head of a statewide banking association to lead its board.

The last 12 months have delivered profound change for many local institutions.

Conrad Siegel Actuaries has never lost a partner to another firm in its 54-year history.

F&M Trust Co. could be absorbing a $10 million hit to its earnings to settle a class-action lawsuit stemming from a trust company it bought in 2008.

The CFO of Bon-Ton Stores Inc. resigned at the end of 2017 to take another job, but her replacement is on board to start 2018.

Looking to step away from their business, the owners of The Accomac are putting it on the market for nearly $1.4 million.

Businesses in Central Pennsylvania finalized 35 mergers in the third quarter of 2017, up from 30 for the same period in 2016, according to Baker Tilly Capital, the investment banking arm of accounting and advisory firm Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP.

Bankers' ears perked up when Donald Trump promised massive regulatory rollbacks during his presidential campaign.

Each year, the Central Penn Business Journal hosts a variety of events honoring local companies, leaders and employees and giving them opportunities to learn and grow.

M&T Bank Corp. named Rene F. Jones as its new chairman and CEO, succeeding Robert G. Wilmers, who died last Saturday.