The state Department of General Services will hold an online public auction of more than 280 pieces of surplus heavy equipment from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, starting at noon June 20 and ending at 10 a.m. July 5.

The York Jewish Community Center (JCC) will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of its newly-renovated Aquatics Center July 8.

Sycamore Run, a 16-unit multi-family community in Jacobus has sold for $3.9 million. 

Lititz-based ELA Group Inc., an engineering and landscape architecture firm, announced that it has completed the transaction to become 100% employee-owned through its newly formed employee stock ownership plan.

Mechanicsburg-based Pennsylvania American Water announced plans this year to rehabilitate 14 of its water storage tanks and build seven new structures.

Vartan Group, Inc. unveiled plans Tuesday for a portion of Susquehanna Union Green, a town center and Traditional Neighborhood Development in Susquehanna Township. 

What will ongoing remote employment – and a changing workforce landscape – mean to the future of office buildings? 

The former Fusion Fire Asian restaurant, 3421 Simpson Ferry Road, has been sold to Double Tree Realty LLC.  

The Fulton Forward Foundation, an independent, non-profit private foundation funded by Fulton Bank, committed $125,000 to the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) today. 

Holla Spirits, a millennial-owned spirits company in York, has expanded its on-the-go pouch line-up to include three Ready-to-Drink cocktails.  

Armstrong World Industries Inc. announced Tuesday the appointment of Christopher P. Calzaretta as its next chief financial officer, succeeding Brian MacNeal.

The Hershey Company’s new fulfillment center in Lebanon County was officially unveiled today, creating 270 new jobs. 

Mechanicsburg-based West Shore Home, which specializes in window, door and bath remodeling and replacement, has opened a location in Indianapolis, expanding its reach in the Midwest.

Penn State Health Children’s Hospital, Hershey, has been recognized as a national leader in multiple specialties for the 12th consecutive year by U.S. News & World Report. 

The Wolf administration is infusing nearly $20 million into STEM education across the state.