A Cumberland County construction company is opening a new office in York as part of a downtown redevelopment project, a move expected to fuel staffing growth for the firm.

Lancaster developers John Meeder and Sam Wilsker, along with a group of investors, recently closed on a $23 million financing package to convert The Hotel Lancaster, formerly the Brunswick Hotel, into a Holiday Inn Resort.

A new Comfort Inn & Suites hotel has opened near Harrisburg International Airport in Lower Swatara Township.

Who says government cannot be run like a business and operate more efficiently?

After trying to buy the Old Waterworks building in Harrisburg's Riverfront Park three-and-a-half years ago, a technology design company based in the city has secured the historic property to grow its operations.

United Disabilities Services Foundation has moved.

Greenawalt Roofing Company is planning to construct a new corporate headquarters near the current West Hempfield Township office it leases.

A Carlisle contractor pleaded guilty this week for failing to take proper safety precautions to reduce lead paint exposure during a renovation project in Harrisburg.

After years of watching large housing developments spring up in suburban townships around Mechanicsburg, the borough is now home to one of the biggest new residential projects in Cumberland County.

After opening a new boutique hotel last month in Dauphin County, a Harrisburg-area hospitality company today opened the doors on a hotel in Cumberland County.

The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry recognized David Keller, Jen Strobel and Penn Ketchum at its 146th Annual Dinner, held Wednesday night at the Lancaster County Convention Center & Marriot Lancaster at Penn Square.

A bill heading to Gov. Tom Wolf's desk would authorize a new financing program designed to help commercial property owners in Pennsylvania obtain long-term loans to fund clean-energy projects.

The Dauphin County borough of Steelton is looking for a new developer to take on a large mixed-use redevelopment project along its main thoroughfare.

A lack of homes on the market is pulling down sales and sending prices higher in Cumberland County.

A New York real estate developer has signed an agreement to purchase a vacant tract near the center of Gettysburg.