Governor Tom Wolf today said AES Clean Technology, a designer, manufacturer and builder of cleanroom facilities, will invest $14.2 million to open a manufacturing facility in Manheim Borough, Lancaster County, and create 97 full-time jobs. 

Lancaster Osteopathic Foundation (LOHF) has changed its name to Touchstone Foundation, Youth Mental Wellness Partners. 

Mainz, Germany-based glass vial manufacturer SCHOTT grew its sales in the United States by 11.1% in 2021 to more than $530.6 million. 

Armstrong World Industries Inc. has named Austin So senior vice president, general counsel and secretary, effective Feb. 1. 

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate dropped from 5.7% in November to 5.4% in December, according to the state Department of Labor & Industry. 

Legalized gaming in Pennsylvania had a record year in 2021, with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reporting revenue increases in nearly every sector of the industry. 

Lancaster-based excavation company H.L Wiker has added two long-standing employees to its ownership team as part of the 34-year-old company’s succession plan. 

A currently unnamed global food company will be leasing a 350,000-square-foot food grade warehouse at 101 Commerce Drive in Mechanicsburg. 

Lancaster County home sales in 2021 finished 7.3% ahead of the previous year, as prices continued to surge. 

CNC cylindrical grinder and robotic automation system manufacturer Weldon Solutions plans to expand its West Manchester Township, York County-based headquarters by 21,000 square feet. 

Ten second-year Industrial Machine Technology students at Lebanon County Career and Technology Center (LCCTC) will be making parts for NASA and the International Space Station.  

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is taking proposals for up to $2 million in funding for projects to increase sales, quality and production of Pennsylvania wine, beer and cider. 

Downtown Inc., which aims to drive, enhance and encourage investment in Downtown York, named Jonathan Desmaris as its new director. 

In a refrain that’s become a broken record, home sales prices rose last month in the Harrisburg region, as it’s still very much a seller’s market. 

Pennsylvania housing prices rose 14% last year reaching a median price of $192,040, up from $168,152 in 2020, according to a housing market report prepared for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors.