Harrisburg University of Science and Technology sold $100 million in bonds to fund the construction of an 11-story health science and advanced manufacturing educational facility in Harrisburg.

“We had a solid 2020,” president and operating partner Geoff Fix of WRI Construction Services said. “We’re very fortunate.”

Wyomissing, Berks County-based ophthalmology and eye care practice, Eye Consultants of Pennsylvania, named its newest administrator this week.

Patients with end-stage liver disease can now receive a liver transplant evaluation at UPMC Memorial with the opening of the York-based hospital’s new UPMC Liver Transplant Evaluation Clinic.

The owner of the Capital City Mall, which filed for bankruptcy last year, announced that it has re-emerged after restructuring its finances.

A complex with 260 luxury apartments is coming to East Pennsboro Township as part of a larger, mixed-use project that will include a commercial section as well.

“Throughout my life, I was often told I was ‘passionate. Passionate is code for ‘angry black woman.’ Today, I am passionate about compassion.” Simone C. Phillips, founder of Phoenix Rising

Fresh out of work as a result of the pandemic, Kristen Pucci took what she had learned from her career in business development and marketing and founded her own consulting business; a risk that the 27-year-old entrepreneur says has paid off.

Utz’s newest edition to its portfolio of snack brands is expected to give the Hanover-based snack food company a significant increase in market share in one of the largest salty snack markets in the country.

Harrisburg-based law firm McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC launched a new public relations agency headed by a local PR veteran.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf today appointed Liz Gerloff Wagenseller to lead the office of Open Records.

A number of regional workforce development programs will benefit from $4.7 million in PAsmart Next Generation Industry Partnership Grants.

Luxury vinyl tile maker, Parterre, is the latest to join AHF Products’ portfolio of flooring brands after the West Hempfield Township company recently acquired certain assets of the Wilmington, Massachusetts-based manufacturer.

“What’s different about Born Creative is the overall thought process. We’re more of a collaborative agency—we value people’s opinions,” said Randi Dean, Born Creative managing partner and creative director.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that it will not hear an appeal from the wife of a convicted former Rite Aid executive who sought to sue the pharmacy chain for stopping payments through her husband’s retirement package.