York County-based PeoplesBank recently donated a total of $560,000 to 33 local organizations through Pennsylvania's Educational Improvement Tax Credit program.

Some of us work to better our community, others work to build or create something of value, and others choose to work for a sense of accomplishment. Almost all of us work in order to make money, save that money, and one day retire on the income we'd saved for just that purpose.

Building a bank from the ground up is no walk in the park in the best of circumstances.

More jobs, higher home prices and higher economic output characterized the economies of midstate counties in 2016. That's nothing new – in fact, that's been the trend since about 2009.

Santander Bank disproportionately denied mortgages in low-income communities and to female and minority applicants, according to a study compiled by an advocacy group.

Riverview Bank is seeking to extend its footprint into Lycoming County with a loan production office and full-service branch near Williamsport.

Outdoor goods retailer Gander Mountain has fired back at reports that the company is headed for bankruptcy.

David Nikoloff, former leader of a Lancaster County economic development group, is taking on a new role at Centric Bank.

The number of Central Pennsylvanians who owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth continues to fall, according to California-based ATTOM Data Solutions.

Gov. Tom Wolf is betting on the farm — well, the Department of Agriculture — to help fill a big hole in the commonwealth's $2 billion structural deficit.

Alan Dakey is stepping down after more than two years at the helm of Bank of Bird-in-Hand, the Lancaster County bank that was the first startup to emerge in the U.S. following the 2008 financial crash.

First Citizens Community Bank has recruited a team of agricultural business leaders in Central Pennsylvania to help the bank get a better handle on the local market.

Last year was a good year to be a banker in the midstate.

Fulton Financial Corp. is asking state regulators for permission to buy a nearly 20 percent stake in a bank that serves predominantly minority communities in Philadelphia.