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January sees uptick in Pennsylvania unemployment
Pennsylvania saw a small over month uptick in unemployment in January.
$1.9 trillion COVID relief bill is light on help for small business, state officials say
The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 signed by President Biden includes a number of federal programs that will funnel millions into Pennsylvania businesses but despite its expensive price, it doesn’t allot enough money to keep the state’s businesses impacted by COVID-19 open.
PUC to lift service termination moratorium, but with repayment safeguards
With vaccines now available and a potential end in sight to the year-long COVID-19 pandemic, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is lifting its March 13, 2020, termination moratorium effective April 1.
PUC to lift service termination moratorium, but with repayment safeguards
With vaccines now available and a potential end in sight to the year-long COVID-19 pandemic, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is lifting its March 13, 2020, termination moratorium effective April 1.
AllBetterCare Urgent Care changes name to UPMC Urgent Care
Three urgent care clinics owned by UPMC Pinnacle have changed their names to fit under the Harrisburg-based health system’s UPMC Urgent Care brand.
Weaver family has been delivering eggs for four generations, now it’s a $7.7 billion business
The “Incredible Edible Egg” just got a little bit more incredible, according to a Lancaster farmer whose family has dedicated itself to fulfilling the promise of the 1970s American Egg Board slogan.
Bobby Rahal opens state-of-the-art Lexus dealership in Lancaster County
Bobby Rahal Lexus of Lancaster County, which opened in mid-January along Route 272 near Brownstown, is the county’s first Lexus dealership.
Advance Cooling Technologies acquires competitor, Tekgard
Advanced Cooling Technologies (ACT) has finalized the purchase of York-based competitor, Tekgard, a custom thermal management solutions company, for an undisclosed amount of money.
Jobs in ‘the trades’ are hi-tech and high paying, so why are workers so hard to find?
A high priority industry, construction and its trades is essential for economic growth and flourishing communities, employing necessary skilled trades like plumbing, electric, masonry or carpentry. The sector offers steady work, sustainable wages, benefits and long-lasting career opportunities.
Why housing demand will likely stay high for years to come
Low rates of household formation since the Great Recession have caused 5.7 million “missing” households, a new Zillow® analysis finds.
Gen Z renters moving out and moving up
Rental concessions, such as a free month's rent, appear to be luring Gen Z out of their parents' basements and back into the rental market.
Two UPMC orthopedic practices opening soon in Enola
UPMC plans to open its newest orthopedic practice to west shore residents on April 1 to compliment another orthopedic facility opening this month.
