Downtown York's new Isaac's restaurant will open March 27 and will feature an express business model called “Isaac's on the Fly.”

This spring figures to be busy for the about-to-begin renovation of the Yorktowne Hotel.

Gary L. James, a founding partner of JSDC Law Offices in Derry Township, died unexpectedly of natural causes Sunday at the age of 66, the firm announced Wednesday.

Capital Area Transit officials say they have long been aware of the pension concerns raised by Cumberland County officials and have already taken steps to address the issue.

The influence of the late York business leader and benefactor Louis J. Appell Jr. can be seen just about everywhere at PeoplesBank Park, York business leaders say.

Eric Menzer has been president of the York Revolution since 2010, long enough to notice that Yorkers love their ice cream at his minor-league team's games.

Officials at Messiah Lifeways expect to finish by late summer or early fall the first phase of a 20-year campus expansion and improvement plan at Messiah Village, a continuing care retirement community in Upper Allen Township.

State College-based Strong Tower Associates recently opened its first midstate location, the financial planning firm said Tuesday.

Regents' Glen Country Club in York County has launched a bunker renovation project on its golf course as well as a facelift of an adjoining mansion that hosts weddings and other events.

The largest project in the history of High Steel Structures LLC is nearing the finish line.

Phil Guarneschelli will serve as PinnacelHealth's new CEO, the health system announced Tuesday. He replaces Michael Young, who stepped down suddenly from the position last week.

Regional supermarket and convenience-store chains Giant Foods Stores LLC and Sheetz Inc. continue to stockpile restaurant liquor licenses in Pennsylvania.

At the start of 2016, Univest was largely an unfamiliar name in Lancaster County. The Montgomery County-based bank has been moving quickly to change that.

The Cumberland County Commissioners are calling on the state Auditor General's office to examine Capital Area Transit's finances over what they believe are "questionable practices," including double pensions for top executives.

Gary Nalbandian, a longtime banking and real estate leader in Central Pennsylvania stepped down last week from the board of F.N.B. Corp., the parent of First National Bank of Pennsylvania.