Amid yet another rise in COVID-19 patient numbers in hospitals, the midstate’s hospital systems recognize that they will need to continue to reinvent everything from how they deliver care to the part they play in the supply chain.
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Atlanta-based deli chain to open first midstate location
National sandwich chain McAlister’s Deli is opening its first franchise in the midstate with the opening of a deli in Harrisburg on Dec. 13.
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Begging your indulgence
Luxury chocolates are gaining popularity as more people seek out little indulgences as a way to reward themselves, especially after the challenges they’ve faced in the past two years. According to a report by Mordor Intelligence, chocolate lovers worldwide are placing more emphasis on quality and are willing to pay extra for chocolate products that meet their demands. Responding to these demands are Pam and Craig ...
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PERSPECTIVE: Doctors’ retirement strategies need to evolve during their careers
The road to financial security mirrors many types of journeys. It’s filled with twists and turns, unexpected forks, and detours. This road is different for each person and even medical doctors need the right map to guide them to financial security.
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Buchart Horn buys State College engineering firm
York-based architecture and engineering firm Buchart Horn has acquired Uni-Tec Consulting Engineers in State College, a firm specialized in water, wastewater and municipal engineering, as well as land development, systems commissioning and energy services.
Read More »PERSPECTIVE: Shedding non-essential activities (a dog story)
What work task do you have that often frustrates you? Do you actually have to do it?
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A Conversation With Samantha Wolf, owner The Law Offices of Samantha K. Wolfe, LLC
What led you to get involved in business succession planning? I love doing all the different areas of law we practice, but business succession planning holds a special place in my heart because I’ve seen the negative impacts of not having a good succession plan. My dad grew up on a dairy farm and was raised by his aunt and uncle. As his aunt and ...
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Harrisburg Beach Club resurrects a City Island landmark
Two entrepreneurs saw potential in an old space on City Island and are hoping that their pioneering efforts will attract additional businesses to the area.
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UPMC Hanover receives grant to improve behavioral health care
UPMC Hanover received a $1.5 million Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grant from the state to create a new secure behavioral health and crisis suite.
Read More »Adopting an employee ownership plan requires education, expertise
Within the last month, three Central Pennsylvania companies announced that they had or would be buying back part or all of their stock to give to their employees as part of new Employee Stock Ownership Plans, known as ESOPs.
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Elizabethtown College receives $2.5 million for endowed scholarship
Elizabethtown College received a $2.5 million gift pledge, the largest toward an endowed scholarship by a living donor in college history, from Robert Rigg, Class of 1974, and wife Karen Rigg.
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Nephew of Sheetz founder named president and CEO
Sheetz, a Mid-Atlantic restaurant and convenience chain that has locations throughout the region, has named Travis Sheetz as its new president and CEO.
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Creative entrepreneurs eligible for consulting and financial aid from PCA
The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, today announced availability of the new Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator Program, which matches eligible creative entrepreneurs with free, local, small business consulting services and financial resources up to $2,000 to help grow their businesses, audiences and revenue.
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Crispus Attucks, York, receive $19 million from the state for community improvements
Gov. Tom Wolf has approved more than $19 million in grant funding for community development projects in York County.
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Jacobson to layoff 77 employees at Hershey warehouse
Herhey-based Jacobson Warehouse Company plans to lay off 77 of its 228 employees early next year.
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