The Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies program recognizes the region's most dynamic companies that have made significant contributions to the strength of our local economy.

A mid-summer opening is expected for the midstate's latest Chick-fil-A location, the company's website is announcing.

The arrival of a 15-foot column still brings Stoll & Wolfe Whiskey a step closer to opening its distillery and tasting room in downtown Lititz.

The new owners of York's former Cobblestone's bar and restaurant want to sell the pizza oven, beer glasses and other remaining items so the building can shine brightly, without clutter, to prospective operators.

It's been more than a generation since the Roy Rogers restaurant chain was at its peak.

American Motors Corp. made cars with some of the coolest names in the auto industry: Rambler, Gremlin, Hornet, Matador.

When diners bite into a Ruffed Grouse sandwich at Isaac's restaurant downtown York, they probably aren't focused on capital investment, economic stability or business retention.

Regional hotel developers are riding a development boom as the lodging industry nationwide bounces back from the last economic downturn, sparking fresh investments in new hospitality products.

Specialty coffee company Gloria Jean's Coffees, which has stores in the Pittsburgh area, plans to expand east to Central Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia region, the latest franchise to target the midstate for growth opportunities.

The third time didn't prove the charm for David LeVan's most recent attempt to open a casino near Gettysburg.

After being named president last fall, John Lawn has added CEO to his title in Chocolate Town.

Construction of a $14 million Fairfield Inn & Suites hotel at Harrisburg International Airport in Lower Swatara Township, the airport's first hotel, is now underway.

A flock of special ducks is about to nest in downtown Harrisburg until September.

The sushi burrito, one of the latest Asian fusion food mashups, is getting a branding makeover as the pokerrito, and you can try it this fall in downtown Harrisburg.

Some buyers were seen carting away couches on little red wagons.