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City of Harrisburg frees itself of decades-long debt
Harrisburg is debt free in 2023, the city making a final payment this week on a decades-long debt that totaled more than $125 million.
Heart of Harrisburg serves as home to Fetterman’s new office
U.S. Senator John Fetterman announced Wednesday the opening of his regional office in Harrisburg.
Lehigh state rep brings background in business and labor to new role
Ryan Mackenzie (R-Lehigh), already versed in the ways and means of the Pennsylvania House Labor and Industry Committee as vice chairman, has been appointed to serve as chairman.
Proving recession proof, The Hershey Company enjoys sweet earnings
The year 2022 was an historically sweet one for The Hershey Company.
Area businesses receive loans to spur business, create and retain jobs
Businesses in Adams, Lancaster, and York counties are receiving new low-interest loans through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA).
Pa. Senate passes bill to stop gas tax increase
Addressing transportation costs facing Pennsylvania drivers, the Senate of Pennsylvania passed legislation Wednesday aimed at stopping the automatic gas tax increase.
Hopewell Manufacturing, Inc. receives more than $350,000 in new funding
Franklin County’s Hopewell Manufacturing, Inc. has been approved for a 10-year, $354,742 loan to purchase machinery and equipment to expand production at its facility in Waynesboro Borough.
New ER entrance opens at LGH
Lancaster General Hospital’s new public emergency department entrance will open at 4 a.m. Sept. 29.
Pennsylvania housing prices continue to increase
Prices may be falling slightly at the pump, but there’s been no relief in housing prices.
Bitcoin tumbles more than 50% below its all-time high as crypto plunges again
The world's most valuable cryptocurrency was down 5% Monday after plunging again over the weekend.
PPL reports first quarter earnings after last year’s first quarter losses
Allentown-based PPL Corp. today announced first-quarter earnings after posting a loss in the first quarter of 2021.
Dow plunges 1,000 points, wiping out Wednesday’s surge
US markets fell sharply Thursday, eviscerating all of the gains from Wednesday after the Federal Reserve's announcement of its plans to increase in its benchmark interest rate won over investors.
