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Camp Hill’s strategic plan continues to come into focus
In 2015, the borough of Camp Hill brought together residents and stakeholders to create a strategic plan. One of the more ambitious goals was to brand Camp Hill as a walkable, vibrant and well-connected community.
Mid-state home sales are dropping because there aren’t enough to meet demand
Harrisburg-area homes sales have started to hit the brakes, but it’s not for lack of buyers.
Online pet product retailer, Chewy, to open warehouse in York County
Chewy Inc., a fast-growing online retailer for pet products, supplies and prescriptions, is enlarging its commitment to the region with a new fulfillment center in Lewisberry.
CDC now ranks Pennsylvania second in nation as vaccine roll out speeds up
After being ranked 30th in the nation for vaccine distribution, the Pennsylvania Health Department said the roll out of vaccines is increasing and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has now moved the state to no. 2 in the nation for the number of vaccines administered in the last seven days.
L&I announces $2.6 million to prepare students for jobs post-pandemic
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry announced that $2.6 million in Schools-to-Work program grants is available to support new partnerships between schools and employers to create employment paths for students.
Lancaster’s Magic & Wonder honored by peers as best magic show
Lancaster County-based magic show Magic & Wonder joined a pantheon of entertainers, including David Copperfield, Siegfried & Roy and Penn & Teller, after winning an award from the world’s largest magic organization last month.
Meet the Central Penn Business Journal’s Power 100
Let us introduce you to 100 people who play a daily role in shaping our communities.
Things to consider before demanding employees get the COVID vaccine
As the availability and administration rate of the COVID-19 vaccine ramps up across the Commonwealth and industry experts are predicting availability to the general public in the Spring, many employers are wondering whether they can require their employees to be vaccinated.
PPL deal sells U.K. utility, buys Rhode Island one
Allentown’s PPL Corp. is officially getting out of the power business in the United Kingdom, while bolstering its presence in the United States.
New regional councils look to improve local health care
Five new councils established by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) will be tasked with leading efforts to address social determinants of health, reduce health disparities and promote equity in health care.
Businesses frustrated by slow vaccine roll out are starting to see hope
There seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel with the COVID-19 pandemic as vaccine rates begin to pick up in Pennsylvania. Still, many are frustrated with the slow pace up until this point – especially in getting vaccines to those working with the public who aren’t health care workers or teachers in group 1a of the state’s vaccine roll out.
Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz target diversity in accounting with two new initiatives
Advisory firm Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz (BSSF) announced two new annual initiatives to support minority students studying accounting.
