Three midstate franchise companies have claimed spots on Entrepreneur magazine's list of the top 500 franchises.

The West Shore Theatre, a longtime landmark in downtown New Cumberland, may be on the road to a comeback.

Craft-beer enthusiasts waiting for the next great seasonal beer to show up on retail shelves might be waiting for a while.

A new brewpub is coming this spring to a golf course off Route 15 in Carroll Township, drawn by ongoing development in the area, a key commuter corridor in Central Pennsylvania.

A popular York County wedding and entertainment venue will be joining forces with Albright College to research the thousands of potential uses for industrial hemp.

Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Co. has begun demolition work as it prepares to build a new entrance to Hersheypark, part of a $150 million expansion of the amusement park designed to broaden its appeal as a year-round destination.

After a series of esports announcements last year, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has made another big move to kick off 2019.

Emily Schmidt realized early on the power of a good cuppa joe and an easy smile.

Here is a look back at some of readers' favorite York County headlines from 2018:

The April sale of Silver Spring Square, a large shopping center anchored by Wegmans in Silver Spring Township, and construction plans for a new tower for Harrisburg University of Science and Technology were among the most-read stories in the Harrisburg area this year.

The closure of Worley & Obetz and fraud charges against former company execs were among the biggest stories to come out of Lancaster County this year, alongside the county earning the title of best place to retire in the country and Lancaster city solidifying plans for the revitalization of Lancaster Square.

The historic Accomac restaurant in Hellam Township, York County, has a new owner — a Lancaster County native who lives in Seattle and has a number of ideas for the historic riverfront property.

The Holiday Inn Harrisburg-Hershey hotel near Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in Dauphin County has been sold for nearly $8 million.

A Hampden Township-based golf management company will start running a municipal course near Philadelphia to kick off the new year.

A well-known Cumberland County restaurateur is closing one of her two namesake restaurants at the end of the week to focus on the other.