A York County senior-living provider has wrapped up a $10 million expansion project at a retirement community in Centre County.

The owners of a Spring Grove funeral home expect to break ground in the next few weeks to build another facility in Springettsbury Township.

CHI St. Joseph Children's Health Wednesday said it plans to open a child care center in Columbia by 2020 that will focus on the social/emotional development and health of young children and their families.

Filling's Clothing of Lancaster is getting a new look.

As it continues a spree of buying small water and wastewater systems, Pennsylvania American Water also is getting ready to move into a new headquarters.

United Zion Retirement Community appointed Sue Verdegem as its new CEO after Phil Burkholder resigned last November.

The Lancaster Parking Authority said it will be spending nearly $1 million on maintenance and construction work slated to begin this month at three of its garages in the city.

After more than six years in Carlisle, Jonathan Bowser is stepping down as CEO of the Cumberland Area Economic Development Corp., Cumberland County's economic development arm.

Heather Steavens-Jones has a staff of 11 for her Mechanicsburg-based business.

Business has been booming for Habot Steel Co. in West Manchester Township.

High Hotels Ltd. is installing a $1.5 million solar array that, High officials say, will generate 100 percent of the electricity needed to operate the Courtyard by Marriott-Lancaster hotel.

A Springettsbury Township general contractor has started a new business that hopes to literally change the look of York County.

Manchester Township-based Rutter's has plans to open a new store in West Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, in 2019.