Construction on a large mixed-use project in Upper Allen Township near Messiah College could begin as early as next spring, according to the developer of the plan, which first surfaced three years ago.

Nearly 20 years ago, Jonathan Byler bought his first Lebanon County golf course.

The long-time president of Pennsylvania College of Art & Design, who has led the school to a more visible role in the Lancaster community, said she plans to retire this coming June.

Manchester Township-based Investment Real Estate LLC, the largest owner of self-storage units in the midstate, recently brokered the $3.6 million sale of a storage facility in Delaware for other investors.

The new stores at the expanded Tanger Outlets Lancaster in East Lampeter Township will open Labor Day weekend, according to Tanger Factory Outlet Centers Inc., owner of the shopping complex.

Each year, Central Penn Business Journal honors top companies and individual leaders for their contributions to Central Pennsylvania's business community.

Gannett Fleming Inc., one of the midstate's largest private companies, also is one of the top design firms in the world, according to trade publication Engineering News-Record, or ENR.

Due to the pending loss of a logistics services contract, global engineering firm AECOM is planning to lay off more than 100 employees in Cumberland County.

First Citizens Community Bank hopes a new loan office will help it earn more business from Lancaster County farmers.

A solar eclipse may be only partially visible in Central Pennsylvania today, but preparations around the area are largely complete.

The massive logistics center developed by Goodman Group off Allen Road in Cumberland County will soon be more than half full.

Drivers can now go to Park City Center not just to shop, but also to charge their electric cars.

A project to renovate a long-vacant building in downtown Lancaster is receiving another state-backed boost.

Chunks of the midstate will undergo big changes over the next few years as large developments, some that have been in the works for decades, begin to take shape.

A venerable building on downtown York's West Philadelphia Street that formerly was the Lighthouse Rescue Mission is being studied for use as a music venue, a restaurant or a brewery.