A Cumberland County-based engineering firm has joined forces with a California company and made some leadership changes to kick off 2018.

The next generation of the Jordan family is now leading Camp Hill-based Smith Land & Improvement Corp. as part of a family transition plan.

Five midstate businesses, including a new brewery in Cumberland County, have received state loans as part of a program to bolster economic development in Pennsylvania.

Frey Lutz Corp., an HVAC and plumbing contractor based in West Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, has appointed a new leader.

Retail apocalypse? What retail apocalypse?

A civil engineering firm that is one of the largest private companies in Central Pennsylvania has expanded its midstate operations.

Each year, the Central Penn Business Journal hosts a variety of events honoring local companies, leaders and employees and giving them opportunities to learn and grow.

A real estate partnership that formed this summer is building a four-story apartment building in Columbia and planning to make over five buildings in downtown Lancaster representing a total investment of about $10.5 million.

Planning is under way for a small warehouse project along the northbound side of Interstate 83 in northern York County.

Franklin & Marshall College is moving forward on a new $29 million visual arts center project on the southern end of its Lancaster campus.

Christmas has arrived early for nearly a dozen construction projects in Central Pennsylvania.

A change in client needs is allowing more than 60 people to avoid being laid off by a subcontractor working on a new power plant in southeastern York County.

Hotel development picked up steam in 2017 as the hospitality industry bounces back from nearly a decade of limited hotel construction after the recession.

Hospitals, pharmacy chains, a construction company and an automotive parts manufacturer all found themselves planning for new ownership in 2017. So did a maker of hot-dog-flavored potato chips.