Gregory Rosenberry, who recently announced his retirement from the Orrstown Bank board of directors, has died. He was 64.

Rite Aid Corp.'s board has approved a 1-for-20 reverse stock split that will take effect on April 22.

State Sen. John DiSanto (R-Dauphin) wants to help communities impacted by power plant closures through a short-term state grant program.

Although Pennsylvania farmers are blazing a new path into the hemp industry, local banks and credit unions remain cautious in providing the businesses with financing.

The Pennsylvania Credit Union Association and the New Jersey Credit Union League are weighing whether to join forces in a new trade association.

Faulkner Honda has agreed to pay restitution to consumers that were impacted by a deceptive dealership warranty practice.

Renewable energy experts say a proposal to assist Pennsylvania’s nuclear industry is focused on an outmoded technology at a time when the state should be boosting renewables such as wind and solar. That, at least, is the consensus of experts in the renewable energy field

An Upper Leacock Township farmer is facing a lawsuit from the federal government over alleged violations of U.S. food laws covering sales of meat and poultry.

Pennian Bank is making plans to open a branch in Lemoyne. It would be the first office in Cumberland County for the Mifflintown-based bank, which has 11 offices in Juniata and Perry counties. The bank recently filed an application with the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities to establish a branch at 559 N. 12th ...

Hemp farming is expected to grow significantly in Pennsylvania, but processing facilities could be slow to develop.

Pennsylvania State Treasurer Joe Torsella and others want a state-run pension plan where employers would be required to participate and employees would be automatically enrolled unless they proactively opt out.

Mid Penn Bank has received regulatory approval to relocate its Lower Paxton Township branch this June.

Ephrata National Bank has announced the retirement of a COO, the resignation of a board director and the beginning of its common stock trading on the OTCQX marketplace.

A Cumberland County flooring company has been approved for a state loan to help fund a potential building project it is eyeing in a neighboring township. The Wolf administration announced Wednesday that Commercial Flooring Professionals Inc. in Hampden Township was approved for a $200,000, 15-year loan through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority program. The Cumberland ...

Gannett Fleming Inc. has purchased a California engineering firm, the Cumberland County company's fourth deal in the last seven months.