Lancaster Tank & Truck Wash was recently acquired by Tampa-based Quala.

Lancaster-based Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences has signed a definitive agreement to become part of Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.

Recent hires include York County Economic Alliance and LifePath Christian Ministries.

YorkTowne Urology has joined the UPMC provider network. 

An ordinance to offer a county real estate tax relief check for volunteer emergency responders who own property in Dauphin County was approved. 

Central Penn College is addressing market demand for more corporate leaders with two new courses. 

The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) recognized 21 Pennsylvania hospitals, including WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital in Lebanon, for their stellar performance ensuring patients’ safety. 

In his first action as Pennsylvania Governor, Josh Shapiro has signed an executive order aimed at emphasizing skills and experience in Commonwealth job postings instead of a four-year degree. 

Spherion Staffing and Recruiting announced that its Lebanon office is now under the leadership of longtime Spherion franchise owners Don and Jay Ruggery.

Walmart is expanding its Associate-to-Driver training program to employees in the Lebanon, Reading, Allentown, and Bethlehem areas. 

Carlisle and Harrisburg organizations received grants from Pennsylvania American Water supporting the company’s Inclusion, Diversity and Equity efforts. 

As interest rates rise, people holding low interest mortgages are staying put, reducing inventory and slowing the market. 

Lancaster-based Barley Snyder remembers former partner Judge Shawn Long for his honesty, friendship and legal skills. 

Shiremanstown-based Martin Communications has named Barbara Martin president following the retirement of the Cumberland County company’s founder and her husband Thomas Martin. 

Invoking the history of Pennsylvania, its founder William Penn, and various chapters of its storied past and present, Democrat Josh Shapiro was inaugurated Tuesday as the state’s 48th Governor.