Harrisburg-based independent marketing and research holding company Pavone Marketing Group (PMG) has expanded its reach into New York City with the acquisition of Eastwest Marketing Group in Manhattan. 

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) approved nearly $2 million in grants for 15 projects meant to promote, market and research Pennsylvania-made beers and wines. 

Samra Alic abandoned the corporate world years ago to pursue her passion for baking and never looked back. 

A recent survey of 18 Pennsylvania-based nursing homes, assisted living communities and personal care homes showed that respondents lost 18% of their workforce as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Yoe Industrial Services is now Yoe Construction. 

Red-hot home sales have generated plenty of headlines over the past 16 months, but there’s another segment of the housing market where activity is similarly robust. 

As a result of heavy demand, the Bank of Bird-in-Hand has increased its latest common stock offering amount from $15 million to approximately $25 million. 

Lititz-based point-of-purchase display, store fixture and case goods manufacturer Versatek Enterprise is now 100% woman-owned after its co-owner and CFO purchased her business partner’s half of the business. 

Capstone Land Transfer, a regional title insurance company in Lemoyne, has acquired competitor Lancaster-based Land Transfer Inc. 

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health’s new 15,500-square-foot outpatient center, Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health Lincoln, opened in Clay Township, Lancaster County on Monday. 

Fenner Precision Polymers, a Manheim-based Michelin Group company specialized in reinforced polymer technology, acquired industrial conveyor belting and wire cloth manufacturer Lumsden Corp. 

Penn State Health Hampden Medical Center opened Friday morning after breaking ground in early 2019. 

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Gov. Tom Wolf announced the expansion of early childhood education to more than 3,200 children today during a visit to Community Services for Children’s Learning Hub in Allentown. 

Jamie Berger would love to attribute the growth of her catering company from her kitchen in 2004 to getting the exclusive food and beverage contract for the Pennsylvania Farm Show to a “well-crafted business plan.”    But the truth, she said from the office of her C&J Catering and Events just outside Middletown, is it’s been more like “hanging ...