The Federal Pointe Inn in Gettysburg is expanding after buying an adjacent property that it is in the midst of renovating.

Dickinson College on Thursday kicked off on the capstone project of a campus improvement effort that began in 2012.

Even fast-growing areas such as Cumberland County have a fair share of vacant and blighted properties that fail to attract private developers, who may be turned off by potentially high costs for cleaning up the sites.

A proposed sports complex in suburban York County, which would include everything from a sports-performance center and climbing wall to a turf field, is a step closer to being built.

The commonwealth continues to show its age, according to recent estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, which may be good news for senior-living communities.

Officials in a suburban York township plan to discuss a proposed multimillion-dollar sports complex in their community at a meeting Wednesday.

Plans are moving forward to remake downtown York's former Met-Ed steam plant into a centrally located history attraction. This month officials selected both the architectural firm and the exhibit design firm for the project.

Plans to remake downtown York's former Met Ed steam plant into a centrally located history attraction are moving forward.

Many midstate construction companies expect President Donald Trump to keep his word regarding U.S. infrastructure spending, according to data collected for the first installment of the CPBJ Construction Activity Index.

The Susquehanna Township board of commissioners on Thursday voted 8-1 to create a traditional neighborhood development zone, or TND, within the township's zoning and subdivision and land development ordinances, paving the way for a major mixed-use development at the corner of Progress Avenue and Linglestown Road.

Joe Wagman is well-known in Central Pennsylvania as a veteran leader in the construction industry.

“Functionally obsolete” is far from a positive term: It's often used to describe deficient products that can no longer perform their original functions.

An underground highway for natural gas is being routed through Lancaster County, and tensions are building as a future of bulldozers and steel looms.

Work on the cross-state Mariner East 2 pipeline has begun even as opponents await their chance for a hearing on their challenge to its approval.