A multimillion dollar update to High Concrete Group LLC’s largest production plant will set the company to become a market leader in the precast architectural façade industry, the group’s executives said.

A Montgomery County-based medical marijuana certification clinic’s new Harrisburg office will allow for more patients and services when it opens next week.

Building on its growth in Lancaster and York counties, Univest Bank and Trust Co. has hired its first commercial lender for Cumberland and Dauphin counties.

A new feature on the York County Economic Alliance’s website is designed to help entrepreneurs make sense of local data.

The Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies program recognizes the region’s most dynamic companies that have made significant contributions to the strength of our local economy. See the list of winners here.

After expanding its Maryland business through a merger this spring, Orrstown Financial Services Inc. has hired former BB&T executive Christopher D. Holt to head up its operations in the Old Line state.

Lancaster Parking Authority is shooting to have a quarter of its parking transactions made through its parking app by the end of the year.

A legal case over a stormwater levy enacted in 2016 by West Chester borough, one of dozens of municipalities around Pennsylvania that have added the fees over the last few years to cope with stormwater runoff and comply with environmental regulations, has pitted it against West Chester University.

The mom guilt is real when the weather turns warm. Don't worry, you're kids will survive.

After time off to recover from surgery led Lita Heckler to the realization that she didn't like her corporate job, she set out to start anew. In 2008, Heckler began working for Edible Arrangements and today operates three of the fruit arrangement franchises in the midstate.

After Armstrong Flooring Inc. sold its hardwood flooring business to a private equity firm, a wood product scientist with 16 years of experience with the company left to form his own business.

A state representative from East Stroudsburg, Rosemary M. Brown, has introduced House Bill 858, which would encourage savings accounts with some of the excitement of a lottery or raffle.

Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square added 110 new guest rooms last week with the completion of its new East Tower.

Managers at Conrad Siegel looked at personal-finance statistics from a variety of sources and figured there must be a better way to help clients and their employees plan for a secure future. So the Harrisburg-based employee-benefit and investment-advisory firm set about to create online planning tools that would take at least some of the mystery, as well as the stress, out of financial planning.

Ten up-and-coming executives in Central Pennsylvania have signed on for a leadership development program run by executive coach John Dame.