UPMC Orthopaedic Care has opened a new Walk-In Orthopaedic Injury Clinic in Harrisburg. 

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In order to focus on its flagship business, Steinman Communications has decided to close The Pressroom Restaurant + Bar, a downtown Lancaster institution for 27 years, after service on March 5.  

A floating nurse program first used at WellSpan York Hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic is now being used across WellSpan Health’s midstate hospitals. 

Piedmont Airlines announced that it’s adding a crew base at Harrisburg International Airport. 

The City of Harrisburg and the Dauphin County Commissioners announced that they will be entering a funding partnership to launch a new disparity study. 

The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors has announced that a new three-year strategic plan focusing on the evolving needs of its 39,000 members has led to a staff reorganization.  

Two weight loss centers have joined UPMC to offer surgical options and lifestyle changes. 

Paul Schiffbauer, Jr. was familiar with business peer advisory groups and had attended a few, but nothing really connected with him until he found a Baltimore-based group called by INSIGHT, run by Mike Tich.  

Rhode Island-based discount retail chain, Ocean State Job Lot, plans to open a new Lancaster County store this summer. 

Karns Performance, a sports bike shop, has closed on an SBA 504 loan to buy 5203 E. Trindle Road, Hampden Township, a building it had rented since December 2010. 

Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Cheryl Cook highlighted the Pennsylvania Agriculture Surplus System’s (PASS) success in strengthening food security and the state’s economy today with Feeding Pennsylvania. 

Harrisburg-based Central Pennsylvania Surgical Associates has joined UPMC as UPMC Central Pennsylvania Surgical Associates. 

The Harrisburg office of Sowinski Sullivan, a transit architectural and engineering firm, has been acquired by KCI Technologies Inc. 

Lancaster-based PennSpring Capital, an investment firm focused on lower middle-market opportunities in southcentral Pennsylvania, has acquired a majority interest in Burch Materials & Supplies, headquartered in Malvern.