Moving forward on several fronts, the mixed-use Shepherdstown Crossing development is taking shape in Cumberland County’s Upper Allen Township.

Recent hires also include B.R. Kreider & Son Inc. and Gish’s Furniture.

The PPL Foundation recently awarded $500,000 to support 17 nonprofit organizations working to improve the lives and well-being of individuals throughout central and eastern Pennsylvania.  

Businesses in Adams and Dauphin counties received low interest loans through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA). 

Be it starting Harrisburg-based CT Home Care Services to assist people with intellectual disabilities or founding Oaks of Central PA to empower and promote the African immigrant and refugee community, Christine Titih has a mission to serve others.

WellSpan Health will offer a genomics program early next year to give patients insights into their personal health. 

Five years after setting a goal to invest $1 billion to bring health care to people in their own communities, Penn State Health and Highmark say their partnership is a success. 

You may have heard the rule of thumb describing that it’s “safe” to withdraw a certain percentage of your investments each year in retirement. It seems like something you could plan for easily.  

WellSpan Health broke ground Tuesday on a new health center in Franklin County.  

APR Supply Co. of Lebanon has acquired three branch locations in southern New Jersey. The branches in Bridgeton, Ocean City, and Vineland were formerly part of the Wallace Organization and service local HVAC, Plumbing, and Hydronics contractors. 

The sellers were Brighton Commercial LP and Brighton Village Center LP, of Lancaster, the deed said. 

Saxton & Stump will acquire Kegel Kelin Litts & Lord LLP (KKLL) on Jan. 1 

“With this critical funding in place, we intend to commence site work as soon as possible,” said Tony Seitz, vice president of development with High Associates. 

Cumberland and Lebanon counties will receive a portion of $10.3 million in funding through the Pennsylvania HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) to support affordable housing. 

Formerly a mixed-use building and the home of the popular Capital Joe Coffee shop, the 3,728-square foot property at 416-418 Foster St. in Harrisburg will be converted into a single-family home. Chris Wilsbach of NAI CIR represented the seller in the transaction.