The American Bus Association has named Lancaster the best non-urban destination for group travel in the nation, according to the Pennsylvania Dutch Convention & Visitors Bureau in Lancaster County.

A midstate icon continues to be honored for his accomplishments and contributions more than 60 years after his passing.

The Fulton Theatre is taking dramatic steps to reach out to Lancaster’s Hispanic community.

The Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course will hold a vendor fair tomorrow at the Comfort Inn Grantville in East Hanover Township, Dauphin County.

Want to recommend a unique excursion for your out-of-town clients? Or take your employees on an unforgettable company outing? Here are five unusual places to visit in Central Pennsylvania.

The rumbling hum of a train engine filled the still air on a recent September morning in Strasburg Township.

Aaron and Melissa Reed came upon Savory's Pumpkin Funnel Cakes right away when they walked into the York Fair.

The Pennsylvania Tourism Office has teamed with Harrisburg’s National Civil War Museum to place 56 historical markers throughout seven communities in Central Pennsylvania.

A new indoor-football team will touch down in Harrisburg in 2009.

Wyomissing, Berks County-based Penn National Gaming Inc. has filed a license application with the Kansas Lottery Commission.

Some guests of the Homewood Suites by Hilton Harrisburg East-Hershey Area in Dauphin County checked in when the hotel opened in 2004 and have yet to check out.

General manager of Sheraton Harrisburg-Hershey

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A taste of Ireland has made its way to Lebanon. Cahill’s Fish and Chips opened Aug. 10 at 7 N. Ninth St.

The Hershey Harrisburg Regional Visitors Bureau has formed a partnership with the Downtown Improvement District in Harrisburg to promote downtown businesses.