A local automotive service manager in northern York County is looking to trade in one job for another as he pursues his dream of brewing beer professionally.

Hotel development picked up steam in 2017 as the hospitality industry bounces back from nearly a decade of limited hotel construction after the recession.

Lucy Gnazzo is the founder and owner of LM Gnazzo Promotion Strategies, a public relations company with a focus on Pennsylvania industries and people.

Penn National Gaming Inc., the owner of Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in East Hanover Township, has agreed to pay $2.8 billion to buy competitor Pinnacle Entertainment Inc., the companies announced today.

Lancaster County-based High Hotels Ltd. has opened a new hotel in the Lehigh Valley.

Americans are spending more at restaurants, according to retail sales data from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The Hershey Co. celebrated a new, expanded Hershey's Chocolate World today in New York City's Times Square.

York City and York County must smartly promote their attributes to ensure what people say about them remains positive, and that requires a countywide effort focusing on self-awareness.

A longtime member of Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Co.'s executive finance team has taken on an expanded role with the organization.

This past weekend saw the first significant snow accumulation around Central Pennsylvania, but that didn't deter holiday shoppers from visiting downtown Lititz to check some items off their holiday to-do lists.

Farm weddings may not be the hot trend they once were, but no one told local couples that.

The nonprofit group 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania has selected RSDC Inc. as the recipient of the Louis J. Appell Jr. Leadership Award.

Business professionals from all over the state gathered Thursday night at the Lancaster County Convention Center for the 2017 Best Places to Work in PA program, which is dedicated to identifying and recognizing Pennsylvania's best employers. Here are some highlights from the celebration.

With a theme of "All Fired Up," Thursday's event was one big party!

A new boutique hotel brand will make its midstate debut in 2018, part of a recent surge in local hospitality projects following nearly a decade of sluggish, post-recession activity.