Launched in 2010 by American Express, Small Business Saturday has grown into a national movement to support local economies post-Black Friday each year.

Two partners are pouring tens of thousands of dollars into transforming a former York-area bar into a cafe and arts center.

Since Pennsylvania began auctioning off expired restaurant liquor licenses last fall, five large supermarket and convenience-store chains have combined to buy up more than 60 percent of the licenses sold.

Brandon Kline looked out over a wide section of the Susquehanna River and talked about the possibilities.

New Cumberland residents Andrea and Eric Montgomery wanted to keep their late son's spirit alive, so they started a distillery.

Ahead of the 2018 season, Harrisburg's professional soccer club has changed its name to Penn FC.

A new regional restaurant chain held a soft opening Wednesday for its third outlet, a location tucked into a shopping plaza in Springettsbury Township, York County.

Within 36 hours of being newly elected mayor of New Cumberland, Doug Morrow was directing traffic in the 300 block of Bridge Street, the main thoroughfare in the Cumberland County borough.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is betting big on the future of the health care industry in Central Pennsylvania.

For thee years beginning in March 2019, York County will play host to Special Olympics Pennsylvania's Indoor Winter Games.

Renovations at The Hotel Lancaster received a $6.25 million boost from the state Tuesday with the approval of a loan from the Building Pennsylvania program.

The pokerrito, a trendy sushi burrito food mashup, is now available to buy in downtown Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Beer Week may need to change its name if the craft-beer industry continues to grow.

A dispute over a proposed tax hike is driving a wedge between hotel owners and Lancaster County's tourism agency.

Four years ago Jim Switzenberg bought a house two blocks from where he works, the John Wright Restaurant in Wrightsville.