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New stores at Tanger Outlets Lancaster to open Labor Day weekend
The new stores at the expanded Tanger Outlets Lancaster in East Lampeter Township will open Labor Day weekend, according to Tanger Factory Outlet Centers Inc., owner of the shopping complex.
Tourism panel to award new funding in York County
A tourism grant committee that has approved more than $1 million for projects in York County is now considering requests from applicants for 26 additional projects.
Truck maker buys Lancaster County manufacturing plant
Truck body and trailer maker M.H. Eby recently finished its purchase of a 95,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Ephrata Township.
Local engineering firms, contractors make ENR lists
Gannett Fleming Inc., one of the midstate's largest private companies, also is one of the top design firms in the world, according to trade publication Engineering News-Record, or ENR.
Homesale Realty names new president of realty operations
The midstate's leading residential real estate company has hired a longtime industry veteran to oversee realty operations.
York Traditions unveils plans for long-sought downtown branch
After years of flirting, York Traditions Bank and the City of York are making their relationship official.
Evangelical acquires Lewisburg Gynecology and Obstetrics
A hospital in northcentral Pennslvania is taking ownership of a gynecological practice in its market.
Contractor layoffs set for TMI, other plants
Nearly 300 contract workers face layoffs after Exelon Corp. switched vendors at three power plants in Pennsylvania, including two in the midstate.
Best county to own a home in the short term? Not Lancaster County, study says
If you're in the market to buy a home, Lancaster County might not be the first place to start, unless you're planning to stay in that home for at least five years, according to a new study.
Operation of women’s business group in York County to change hands
York County's economic-development agency is assuming control of a women's business organization that has been operated by York College.
Man behind Park City charging station sees big potential for electric vehicle infrastructure
Travis Eckert hopes a car charging station at the Park City Mall sparks the growth his one-man startup needs.
Engineering giant to lay off 100-plus in Cumberland County
Due to the pending loss of a logistics services contract, global engineering firm AECOM is planning to lay off more than 100 employees in Cumberland County.
