Central Pennsylvania consumers have a new PA Preferred product – Angus beef - on the shelves of Karns Foods stores. 

Armstrong Flooring, Inc. announced Sunday it has sold its North American assets for $107 million in cash. 

Lancaster-based Armstrong World Industries Inc. and Suwanee, Georgia-based Price Industries announced an expanded partnership focused on accelerating the development of products to enhance healthy indoor spaces. 

York-based Voith Group is planning to take over IGW Rail, headquartered in Brno, Czech Republic. 

Consumer demand is driving the warehouse boom in Central Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley with ecommerce companies leasing more than half of the space.

After three years in Chambersburg, LGMG North America will move its headquarters to Dallas, Texas, later this year, the company announced. 

Pennsylvania is looking to expand sales of agricultural products in the state and beyond. 

Mid-sized companies, industry analysts say, prospered during the COVID-19 pandemic, but now face roadblocks that inhibit continued growth. 

ABC Keystone and the Central PA Chapter of Associated Builders & Contractors have consolidated to strengthen business development and education. 

Holla Spirits, a millennial-owned spirits company in York, has expanded its on-the-go pouch line-up to include three Ready-to-Drink cocktails.  

The current economy with supply chain disruptions and increased costs of materials is a “nightmare” for the construction industry.

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology plans to use a $200,000 Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program (MTTC) to fund a full-time Workforce Development Manager. 

Heather Valudes, the first female president chosen to lead the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce said she wants to focus her energy on how best to utilize the business community for success. She will take on her new role June 27, after the retirement of Tom Baldridge June 24. 

Three Central Pennsylvania programs designed to prepare students for the workforce are among 12 programs chosen to receive Schools-to-Work grants. 

Fenner Precision Polymers, a leader in reinforced polymer technology, is moving its corporate offices from Manheim borough to Manheim Township.