The college is looking to convert the former Smurfit-Stone containerboard factory into new space. It will be called Knowledge Park at York College of Pennsylvania.

The Shippensburg community shared their opinions of the mini-casino proposed off Interstate 81 in Shippensburg Township. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will hold another hearing on the matter.

A settlement has been reached in a months-long court battle between Middletown Borough Council and the Press & Journal newspaper, which claimed the council was attacking its free speech rights. Continue reading

After seeing medical marijuana’s positive impact on a cancer-stricken friend, Kelly Greenland and Russel Krupnitsky knew they wanted to be a part of the industry springing up around the substance.

A new office is giving the founder of East Hempfield Township-based Move Forward Counseling an opportunity to bring its woman-focused care to more clients in Lancaster County. Move Forward opened a second office this month in a former dentist’s office in Manheim Township. It bought the property in August. Alison Pidgeon, CEO and founder of ...

The Shippensburg community will get a chance to weigh in on a proposed mini-casino plan this afternoon. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will hold a public input hearing at Shippensburg University.

A Canadian cannabis business giant has bought Pennsylvania-based hemp company AgriNextUSA as part of a plan to build up its hemp reach in the U.S. Continue reading

There’s a pitcher of beer, and then there’s a beer pitcher. Yuengling has both. Continue reading

The longtime publisher of the Town Planner community calendar in Central Pennsylvania is looking to write the next chapter of her career and is selling her business.

Jailed former state Attorney General Kathleen Kane was disbarred by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Friday, four months after the same court sanctioned her imprisonment. Continue reading

Central Penn Business Journal's online site has undergone a streamlined, easy-to-navigate redesign.

The longtime owner of Bube’s Brewery in Mount Joy has embarked on what he calls a legacy project aimed at redefining the Lancaster County establishment whose roots date back to the 19th century.

The act recognizes the struggles that communities have faced recently in dealing with fraudulent requests by residents who are not disabled but simply want to avoid having to comply with pet rules.

A bill that could make flood insurance more affordable for Pennsylvania property owners is one step closer to passage.

Jason Jaworski, 41, joined Stambaugh Ness, a York-based professional services firm, in early March. He has more than 20 years of experience in project management.