Recently, a co-worker was telling a story about a former mentor of hers who once said to her, “You know why I like you? Because you and I hate the same people.” We had an awkward chuckle over the shock and aggressiveness of that statement, but, it reminded me of Brene Brown’s concept of Common Enemy Intimacy.

Giant Food Stores LLC opened its newest super market in North Cornwall Township, Lebanon County today.

Dr. Francis Achampong, 64, is chancellor at Penn State Mont Alto, where he also heads up the LaunchBox program. He started his career in education as a professor of business law at Howard University and later moved into administration. He joined Mont Alto in 2002 as its chief academic officer, and after a three-year stint as chancellor at Penn State Fayette, returned as the Franklin County campus’ chancellor in 2013.

Postal Connections, a Texas-based chain that has been in the Mechanicsburg area since 2009, will move to a new space at 5246 Simpson Ferry Road with a Nov. 15 opening.

With a little help from the Grim Reaper himself, Mountain Dew announced this morning that the “VooDew” mystery flavor is the single most iconic Halloween treat: Candy Corn. Read more: 

Pennsylvania doesn’t have many statewide laws regarding parental leave, but some companies in the Lehigh Valley are taking notice. LVB.com

Some physicians say the same conveniences offered at urgent cares could be offered by primary care offices in the future.

A number of area businesses are focusing on community outreach programs. AAA Central Penn, which launched AAA Cares in June, is among them.

A Hanover Township business analytics and accounts payable firm is rolling out new software to dramatically reduce database problems for its customers.

Employees at TE Connectivity’s Lebanon County manufacturing plant helped lay the foundation for the company’s global initiative to decrease its energy consumption over the last decade.

The boroughs of Camp Hill and New Cumberland have long stood as gateway communities to the West Shore and Cumberland County. Each has seen its local economies ebb and flow with the new realities and struggles of brick-and-mortar retail and restaurant spaces.

Tourism in Pennsylvania is a nearly $40 billion annual business, and paranormal tourism is a growing sector.

Government officials are looking to rent extra space on state-owned communication towers, land and other public assets to third-party wireless providers at a fair market value, according to representatives of the Department of General Services.

Otolaryngology Physicians of Lancaster (OPL) on Monday announced its new brand, The ENT Center, for its otolaryngology practice and its audiology and hearing aid service lines. 

State legislators and members of the public got a glimpse Monday morning of a possible near future transportation option during a demonstration and hearing on automated vehicles in downtown Harrisburg.