It's 11 a.m. on a Wednesday, and R.J. Powers is a whirlwind of activity.

Springettsbury Township may be gaining a new apartment complex.

The hemp industry is coming to York County in a big way, from cultivation to processing - and now to retail.

WellSpan Health's newest urgent care center opens today in West Manchester Township, replacing an existing facility operated by the York County-based health system.

In the wake of corporate harassment scandals, companies would be wise to pay attention to how they protect employees who are traveling for business.

Rock Commercial Real Estate has rebuilt its roster and opened a bigger office in Lancaster as partners in the York-based company push for growth after two years of internal change.

Both hospitals have provided backdrops for movies, both have been closed for years and both are in the process of being sold.

Capital Region Water in Harrisburg has hired a former Lancaster city official to oversee its operations.

It is one of the region's largest leasing deals, and real estate professionals have been buzzing about it for weeks.

As it lays a path for new offices and retail shops in Carlisle, the Real Estate Collaborative LLC has begun tearing down a former Tyco factory in the borough.

Executives in Penn State Health's human resources department wondered if they would be straying outside their boundaries when a gastroenterologist proposed sending a survey to all health system employees over 40.

Two staples of the downtown Lancaster coffee scene are getting state loans to expand their operations, with one crossing the Susquehanna River into York.

After winning a green light from the city planning commission earlier this month, officials at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology are hoping to get city council approval next month on construction plans for the university's second academic tower in downtown Harrisburg.

Sherry Figard adores the quaint aspect of a 1950s diner and the decades of collective community memories that have been forged within its walls, and she's hoping a new name and new ownership will give a York County one a second chance at life.

April Collier has been reaching out to York City's youth through her businesses for a number of years, but now she has invested in a physical location that is specifically reserved for that outreach.