Each year, Central Penn Business Journal honors top companies and individual leaders for their contributions to Central Pennsylvania's business community.

A new family-friendly event focused on the "celebration of food, drink and products supporting a local, healthy lifestyle" is coming to downtown Harrisburg this fall.

Two new water attractions are coming to the Boardwalk at Hersheypark in spring 2018.

A project to renovate a long-vacant building in downtown Lancaster is receiving another state-backed boost.

A venerable building on downtown York's West Philadelphia Street that formerly was the Lighthouse Rescue Mission is being studied for use as a music venue, a restaurant or a brewery.

A landmark restaurant in Cumberland County will soon have new owners.

Hotel demand continues to spark new projects in the midstate, including in Adams County where sales are on pace to eclipse their highwater mark in 2013, the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg battle.

The Hershey Harrisburg Regional Visitors Bureau is putting more action into its name.

A long-awaited Sam's Club in Hanover has set an opening date.

The revenue-based list of Central Pennsylvania's biggest private companies includes some familiar faces, some new names and some insight into the biggest challenge facing all businesses today.

Forget what you think you know about travel agents.

A well-known York County businessman has died.

The makers of a new craft beer hope to prove that fortune cookies can do more than just accompany the check at a Chinese buffet.

A golf management company with corporate offices in Cumberland County and South Carolina has undergone leadership changes this summer.