The new CEO for the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania has helped lead the organization from its infancy in Cumberland County.

Home construction in Cumberland County soared last year, though most of the building permits were concentrated in a few West Shore townships. Meanwhile, plan submissions for new homes dipped to a four-year low.

Steve Voskuil has been named the new CFO for The Hershey Co. Last year, Patricia Little announced plans to retire from the post in 2019.

Terri L. Trimble has been named CEO of Margaret E. Moul Home, a nonprofit organization in York County that serves the needs individuals with neuromuscular diseases. Trimble assumed her duties as CEO in February, replacing outgoing executive director Dawne Kramer. Kramer’s position was split into CEO and COO positions, according to Shannon Berwager, director of ...

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Martin Law Firm, a well-known firm across Pennsylvania that advocates for injured workers, has advanced into the midstate with the opening of a new office in East Pennsboro Township.

Exelon Corp., the owner of Three Mile Island near Harrisburg, has filed a decommissioning plan with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, amid debate over the nuclear power station's future, PennLive reported on Wednesday.

Medical Support Products in Manheim Township closed in early April on a deal to be acquired by US Med-Equip a national medical equipment supplier at the beginning of the month.

Wagman Construction has completed a stadium renovation project — a new membership club and other skybox changes — at PeoplesBank Park in York.

A longtime Harrisburg attorney has had his law license suspended for a year for misappropriating client funds.

The Pennsylvania Health Care Association’s newest leader was convinced to take the organization’s helm after seeing the care provided to a family member by the people for whom he has been an advocate.

PSECU, Pennsylvania's largest credit union, will hire up to 20 new employees at a newly expanded call center in western Pennsylvania.

Changes adopted under a federal farm bill passed in late 2018 declassified hemp as a Schedule 1 drug and allowed for wider cultivation across the country. But after an 80-year hiatus, much has changed in the world of commercial hemp farming. So, interested producers are taking baby steps towards what they hope will become a ...

A New York investment company has purchased the Shoppes at Susquehanna Marketplace in Susquehanna Township for $33.5 million.

Makers and distributors of hemp products are adopting a cautious marketing approach to offer educational content and capitalize on strategic partnership while not making unsubstantiated medical claims.F]