Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health opened a Lancaster-based practice specializing in diagnosing and treating fertility and reproductive conditions opened this month.
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Harrisburg University wins 2020 Tempest Award for ‘Best Collegiate Esports Program’
“It is an honor to once again be recognized as one of the strongest and most innovative programs in collegiate esports,” Harrisburg University President Eric Darr said.
Read More »Cargas Systems’ Board of Directors elects new chair
Keith Kuzio, former CEO of Williamsport-based Larson Design Group, will be succeeding Chip Cargas as chair of the Cargas Board of Directors.
Read More »Penn State Health finishes expansion to children’s hospital
Seven years after opening Penn State Children’s Hospital in Hershey, Penn State Health finished a three-floor expansion to the hospital to better meet a growing need across the midstate for pediatric care.
Read More »PLCB votes to waive 2021 liquor license fees
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board voted today to waive most liquor licensing fees for 2021, a move that the Pennsylvania Licensed Beverage and Tavern Association is calling it a step in the right direction.
Read More »Grand Jury indicts RML Warehousing CEO for evading $2.7M in taxes
The head of a Millersburg warehousing business has been indicted for charges that he evaded paying $2.7 million in taxes.
Read More »Lehigh Carbon Community College offers pipeline to Harrisburg University nursing program
Lehigh Carbon Community College students who graduate with an Associate Degree in Nursing can now enroll in Harrisburg University’s Bachelor of Science (BSN) degree in Nursing program for half the cost of tuition.
Read More »A pandemic-fueled spike in online buying boosts demand for warehousing and delivery centers
Before COVID-19, the economy was in incredible shape, backed by high consumer spending, said Mike Rohm, of SVN Latus. Basically, the risk of recession seemed remote and the commercial market was riding the wave, too, said Rohm, who covers primarily Cumberland and Dauphin counties. Property values were climbing, and local investors were competing for the best assets against out-of-town investors, he said.
Read More »Amy Coney Barrett could influence workers’ rights, other economic issues on Supreme Court
While no one can predict how justices will ultimately rule once they have a seat on the nation's highest court, their past records offer a meaningful window into how they interpret the law. And in cases ranging from harassment on the job to debt collection, Barrett's opinions have often tilted toward bosses and business.
Read More »Penn State Health’s new CEO says the system is prepared for a resurging pandemic
“We’ve restructured internally to focus on virtual health not just throughout our on demand platform but through how we deliver those services,” Massini said. “I think that was the good thing that came out of COVID. It really pushed us to invest in how we deliver our care.”
Read More »Armstrong World Industries to launch ceiling products to improve indoor air quality in commercial spaces
“As employers, educators and building owners seek to reopen their facilities, they are looking for ways to meet the heightened expectations of their co-workers and occupants,” Vic Grizzle, president and CEO of Armstrong World Industries
Read More »Geisinger limits visitations at 13 hospitals following COVID-19 spikes across state
Geisinger will temporarily restrict in-person visits to all of its hospitals, including Geisinger Holy Spirit, following spikes of positive COVID-19 cases across the state.
Read More »White Rose Restaurant Group expected to reopen all four of its restaurants in York County
The restaurant group decided to temporarily close all of its properties in July, following Gov. Tom Wolf's July 15 mandate to reduce indoor dining capacity to 25 percent and only permit the sale of alcohol with food purchases.
Read More »Unemployment in Pennsylvania: Few claimants with frozen benefits confirming identities
Two weeks after Pennsylvania launched a new layer of fraud checks, most independent contractors and gig workers whose unemployment benefits were temporarily frozen have yet to verify their identities.
Read More »P.J. Whelihan’s poised to open its first Harrisburg-region pub in Susquehanna Township in November
The newest location of P.J. Whelihan’s Pub and Restaurant will open in Harrisburg on Nov. 2, parent company PJW Restaurant Group announced Monday.
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