A Chester County construction company is the apparent low bidder for the largest single highway construction contract to be bid in the history of PennDOT District 8, which spans southcentral Pennsylvania.

The wait is finally over. A new federal courthouse will soon begin to take shape in Midtown Harrisburg.

It is still seen as a bowling alley.

Residual waste processing company Environmental Recovery Corp., also known as ERC, has converted a former industrial building on its property into its new headquarters.

National accounting and consulting firm Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP plans to put its regional headquarters in the CityGate Corporate Center in Lancaster.

A large multi-sport complex could be coming to the Carlisle area as local economic development officials look to tap into the growing market for youth sports and replicate the success of destinations like Spooky Nook Sports in Lancaster County.

The Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies program recognizes the region's most dynamic companies that have made significant contributions to the strength of our local economy.

Central Pennsylvania's biggest general contractor has been hired to build a new facility for the nation's oldest continuously operating mounted police force.

Two upscale supermarket chains that will anchor new retail centers in Lancaster County now have opening dates.

A proposed brewpub restaurant designed to fill the former Coakley's Restaurant and Irish Pub in New Cumberland is off, according to the developer behind the project.

Thousands of forsaken or blighted properties are littered throughout the commonwealth.

Three longtime employees - two of whom are nephews of the previous owner - have assumed ownership of an electrical contracting company in northern York County.

A Philadelphia-based consulting engineering firm is planning to relocate its Cumberland County office this fall, a move expected to help fuel future staff and service changes.

A York County hotel developer is starting on a new project in the Hershey area even as the hotel construction boom shows signs it could be slowing down in Central Pennsylvania.