Michelle Brummer, 47, is a project manager and senior environmental planner for Camp Hill-based Gannett Fleming and has been with the company since 2001.

Gov. Tom Wolf is hoping to spend $4.5 billion on an infrastructure plan called Restore Pennsylvania that goes beyond the typical road and bridge projects traditionally tied to infrastructure initiatives – from removing blighted buildings to expanding walking trails. Another idea calls for increased funding to a state program that helps build new natural gas ...

Stephanie Kennedy is the vice president of human resources at Wagman Inc.

Development projects in Cumberland and Lehigh counties have received state grants and a loan through the Commonwealth Financing Authority to support site expansion work.

Jason Jaworski, 41, joined Stambaugh Ness, a York-based professional services firm, in early March. He has more than 20 years of experience in project management.

Twenty-five years ago, the interior of a small restaurant and jazz club building just off Market Square in downtown Harrisburg was gutted by fire, never to reopen.

Both hospitals have provided backdrops for movies, both have been closed for years and both are in the process of being sold.

As it lays a path for new offices and retail shops in Carlisle, the Real Estate Collaborative LLC has begun tearing down a former Tyco factory in the borough.

After winning a green light from the city planning commission earlier this month, officials at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology are hoping to get city council approval next month on construction plans for the university's second academic tower in downtown Harrisburg.

The site of the former Charlie Brown's Steakhouse in Springettsbury Township will soon be home to two medical offices.

Conewago Township officials are paving the way for construction of a proposed $75 million solar farm in the township.

Triple Crown Corp. has begun construction on Blue Ridge Village, a mixed-use redevelopment of the former Blue Ridge Country Club on Linglestown Road in Lower Paxton Township.

Citing growing demand for its services west of York and Adams counties and into Maryland, Paragon Engineering Services Inc. has added a new office in Franklin County.

Lebanon County general contractor H.R. Weaver Building Systems has purchased a longtime home-remodeling company in Derry Township, marking H.R. Weaver's third acquisition in the last three months.

A Chester County contractor expects to begin installing new bridge beams along a well-traveled West Shore corridor this week, which could slow travel in that area.