State Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced Monday that Thomas J. Waters, former vice president of corporate finance with Lancaster-based Armstrong World Industries, is joining her senior staff as chief investment officer.

The Lancaster County Career and Technology Center sold a single-family home, built by their students, in Mount Joy on July 15. 

The co-owner of Swatara Coffee Co. is using the tools she gained from Meta’s Booster Gather Conference in May to improve business at the company’s two locations. 

The State System of Higher Education’s Board of Governors has launched the next phase of its redesign. 

F&M Trust has pledged $12,500 to Costa Academy to expand its programming. 

Lancaster-based Fulton Financial Corp. reported second-quarter net income available to common shareholders of $67.4 million, an increase of $5.7 million, or 9.2%, from the first quarter.

Projects in Adams and Lancaster counties are among nine to receive approval through the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) that will empower communities and economic development partners to attract businesses by building an inventory of ready sites. 

Conrad Siegel and the Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC are collaborating to offer the Central PA 401(k) by Conrad Siegel at a discounted rate to chamber and CREDC members. 

American muscle cars, classics and more will hit the auction block at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg July 27-30. 

Despite high fuel costs and supply chain issues, Newmark Real Estate said the I-81/78 industrial market remains strong, with the central Pennsylvania market showing the strongest activity. 

Harsco Corp. said Thursday the company expects losses in the second quarter when it reports its results Aug. 2 but is implementing actions to finish the year strong. 

Business owners could be hit with increased taxes starting next year if the state Unemployment Compensation (UC) Trust Fund is not solvent. 

Three apprenticeship programs in central Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley are among 14 awarded grants totaling $4.9 million, Gov. Tom Wolf said. 

Mechanicsburg-based Duck Donuts has signed an area development agreement to open franchises in Thailand. 

A planned expansion of Greenfield in Lancaster County will bring a new road to the area that will create more than 2,600 jobs and ease traffic congestion.