Virginia Beach-based pest remover Mosquito Joe is growing its presence in Central Pennsylvania by launching a new franchise for the Chambersburg and Hanover communities, led by Gettysburg-based entrepreneur Phil Gomer.

The White Rose Restaurant Group includes several notable downtown York destinations including White Rose Bar & Grill, Rockfish Public House, Valencia Ballroom and the White Rose at Bridgewater in York Township. 

Maintaining personal protection equipment for patients and staff has become a full-time job for independent health care providers who have not received the help from the state that their counterparts in health care systems have.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission on July 21 approved a 6 percent toll increase for all E-ZPass rates systemwide and for toll-by-plate rates that were established before last month’s permanent conversion to all-electronic tolling at several locations.

We have begun returning to the office, the classroom and certain social gathering places such as restaurants, but it is not business as usual.

The Hershey Company’s planned fulfillment center in South Annville Township, Lebanon County, will provide 270 jobs, courtesy of a job creation tax credit granted by state officials.

To avoid the potential cost of a violation, employers must have a plan to balance the needs of their business with their duties under the ADA. This article will provide the basic do’s and don’ts for employee mental health matters.

The Parliament Arts Organization named artist and performer Calvin Weary president of the nonprofit's board of directors.

A Lancaster County developer of 55-plus housing plans to begin construction on its second senior housing development in downtown Lancaster.

When the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered fitness studios and gyms, Patty Sibbach, who co-owns Precision Training Concepts in Harrisburg with her husband, Bryan, viewed the shake-up as an opportunity to refocus on a product that had fallen to the development back burner – virtual personal training sessions.

With four months of virtual meetings and educational programs under its belt, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capitol Region is ready to take on virtual fundraising.

With a new school year approaching and communities still reeling from the varied impacts of COVID-19, Sharice Johnson is leaning into her role as mentor and advocate for students more than ever.

Lancaster-based Advanced Cooling Technologies announced it will be developing thermal solutions for a lunar lander developed by a Pittsburgh-based space robotics company.

The commercial real estate industry has yet to see how changing attitudes surrounding virtual work will affect the midstate’s stock of office properties.  And while many offices may still close in the coming months, experts in the region think the need for physical office space will prevail.

With social distancing measures and a flexible attendance policy in place, Harrisburg Academy will reopen in-classroom, five-day instruction for all pre-K through 12th grade students Aug. 25. The academy will also offer virtual learning options to immunocompromised students.