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Bank of Bird-in-Hand releases details on common stock offering
Bank of Bird-in-Hand released details today about the bank’s previously announced common stock offering, saying it will seek to raise $15 million in newly issued common shares priced at $28 per share.
State: 15 local farms among 35 preserved across the state
The Shapiro Administration announced today that 35 farms in 18 counties were preserved with $8.64 million in state, county, and local funds.
Albright LIFE expands services through acquisition
Albright LIFE has acquired SpiriTrust Life to expand its services in Enola and Chambersburg.
Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania names CEO
Harrisburg-based Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania (VROCP) has named a new CEO.
Two grants offered to help Cumberland County businesses increase tourism
The Cumberland County Visitors Bureau launched its Tourism Product Development Grant (TPD) program Monday to increase tourism in Cumberland County.
Shapiro Administration investing millions in Pa. industry partnerships
Up to $4 million in Industry Partnership grant funding to strengthen workforce development projects has been announced by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry.
Central Pennsylvania sees uptick in health insurance coverage
The rate of Central Pennsylvanians under age 65 without health insurance fell between 2020 and 2021, according to data released by the Census Bureau.
5 tips for planning a mid-career career change.
For most of us, our careers are the basis of our personal identity.
Good-bi Tinder: Central Pa. students’ inclusive online dating option sees massive first year
In Aug. 2022, midstate residents Mary Richardson and Brandon Teller launched a dating app with the goal of creating a safe and inclusive online space specifically designed for bisexual individuals.
New Holland Family Restaurant to close after 25 years
New Holland Family Restaurant – a staple in this eastern Lancaster County town for the past quarter century – will serve its last meal Aug. 31.
Shapiro Administration helps train workforce to improve broadband infrastructure
Workforce programs designed to improve broadband infrastructure in Pennsylvania are receiving grant funding from the Shapiro Administration.
Lancaster-based Gilbert Architects has been acquired by Garmann Miller, an Ohio-based firm.
Lancaster-based Gilbert Architects has been acquired by Garmann Miller, an Ohio-based firm.
