Lititz is back on the top after being named one of the best beer bars in America. Also, North Museum in Lancaster named its new leader.

Apparently our readers had a hankering for whiskey and doughnuts over the weekend, since our top two most-read stories covered those delicacies. You were also interested in the new leader of an area young professionals group.

Companies in the midstate have announced new hires and promotions in the following industries: accounting, architecture and engineering, associations, banking and finance, insurance, law, marketing, real estate, retail, tourism and <a...

By June, Harrisburg may once again be home to a financial institution.

A Harrisburg sports stadium got a new name Wednesday after the banking merger was finalized. That merger fueled our No. 2 story, as well — Metro Bank founder Gary Nalbandian's election to the F.N.B. board of directors.

On the same weekend that F.N.B. Corp. completed its acquisition of Metro Bancorp Inc., it also named Metro Bank's founder, president and CEO, Gary Nalbandian, to its board of directors.

With Metro Bank no more, the stadium for the Harrisburg Senators baseball team was looking for a new name.

Orrstown Bank already announced it's on the move into the Harrisburg area, and now it's moving one of its West Shore branches out of one of the region's most crowded cluster of bank branches.

Companies in the midstate have announced new hires and promotions in the following industries: accounting, architecture and engineering, banking and finance, construction, consultants, employee benefits, government, insurance, marketing, <a...

Companies in the midstate have announced honors, designations and recognitions in the following industries: banking and finance, development, law, nonprofits and real estate.

Banking and the economy dominated our headlines yesterday. But readers also must be thinking about warmer weather. Our top story looked at the recent move by an association focused on hiking in Pennsylvania.

F.N.B. Corp. will occupy both the former Metro Bank headquarters in Swatara Township and its existing regional hub in downtown Harrisburg when it closes this week on a $474 million deal to acquire Metro.