When heavy rains pelted the East Coast for days in July, Jason Ernest and his colleagues watched the news with interest as parts of Hersheypark went under water.

Celebrity chef Curtis Stone is slated to make an appearance at the Giant Food Stores LLC in Lancaster County next week to promote his new line of seasoned ground beef products.

Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Co. has named a new leader to oversee properties across the Hersheypark Entertainment Complex.

Lancaster County is getting another LongHorn Steakhouse.

A state panel is taking a more assertive approach to alleged racial incidents in York County.

Dauphin County hotel developer Areya Management has wrapped up its latest Central Pennsylvania project, SpringHill Suites Chambersburg, which is slated to open on Wednesday.

The state has awarded $250,000 in historic tax credits toward a more than $36 million renovation project that is remaking the the Yorktowne Hotel.

In a world that is growing more connected via mobile devices, social media and faster internet speeds, companies in every field are taking advantage of the latest technology to link their operations.

A state agency has withdrawn efforts to force representatives from Grandview Golf Club to testify on alleged discrimination after five women were asked to leave the golf course in April.

Two major Central Pa. grocery chains were the local high bidders in the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board's latest auction of expired liquor licenses.

A $39.4 million expansion of the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square is one step closer to completion as the developer prepares for a March opening of the new space.

Harrisburg's Gamut Theatre Group will unveil its newly renovated center on Monday.

Another restaurant is joining the Fray along the Carlisle Pike in Cumberland County.

Pennsylvania has auctioned off five of 10 available mini-casino licenses this year.

After state lawmakers approved a major gambling expansion last year, Pennsylvania has seen its chip stacks steadily rise this year as casino operators pony up tens of millions of dollars in licensing fees to expand their reach through small satellite casinos and online gambling.