Dauphin County Commissioners infuse more than $2.3 million into tourism 
The tourism industry in Dauphin County got a boost of more than $2.3 million from the Dauphin County Tourism Grant Program.
Read More »East York medical building sells for $3.2M 
A 5,500-square-foot net-leased building at 2990 Eastern Blvd., Springettsbury Township, sold for $3.184 million to Melchris Holdings LLC, according to commercial real estate brokerage firm Marcus & Millichap.
Read More »Mid Penn Bank names senior vp and regional president of Lancaster region 
Millersburg-based Mid Penn Bank has named Justin Manning as senior vice president and regional president of its Lancaster region.
Read More »Sex: Let’s talk about it
While sex is a natural part of life and sex education is important, most parents don't know how to raise the topic, nor do they want to. They feel awkward and anxious about when and how to discuss sex with their kids.
Read More »Tri-County Housing Development expands homebuyer services 
Tri-County Housing Development Corp., which is relocating its office, announced that it has been approved as an official partner in a state homeownership counseling program.
Read More »Ag lending cooperatives merging to form Horizon Farm Credit 
Agricultural lending cooperatives AgChoice Farm Credit and MidAtlantic Farm Credit announced that they are merging to form Horizon Farm Credit, effective July 1.
Read More »Meet the women chosen to receive CPBJ’s Women of Influence Awards 
The Central Penn Business Journal is celebrating 39 of the midstate's most influential, up and coming and successful business leaders as part of its 2022 Women of Influence awards.
Read More »Pair of central Pa. dental offices sell for $2.6 million 
Marcus & Millichap announced Monday the sale of a two-property dental office portfolio in central Pennsylvania for $2.6 million, according to Sean Beuche, regional manager and broker of record.
Read More »Lebanon County Career & Technology Center seeks LPN students 
The Lebanon County Career and Technology Center’s licensed practical nursing program is looking for students.
Read More »Isaac’s opens first restaurant in Lebanon County 
The newly opened Isaac's Craft Kitchen & Brewery in North Cornwall Township is marking the occasion Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting.
Read More »Local housing market stays busy but shows signs of slowdown 
Home prices continue to rise in central Pennsylvania but surging mortgage rates and shrinking affordability may be starting to dampen demand.
Read More »Residential Media Systems relocates operations 
Residential Media Systems (RMS) has moved its operations to an historic building at 1001 Millersville Road.
Read More »Fulton Financial Corporation a step closer to acquiring Prudential Bank 
Fulton Financial Corp. Is a step closer to acquiring Philadelphia-based Prudential Bank with application approval from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities.
Read More »Free on-the-job training program for hospital support staff starts June 6 
A new program, the Environmental and Food Service Associate Training Program, will offer free work skills and on-the-job training for hospital house cleaning and food service.
Read More »Three ways Central Pennsylvania business owners are growing their businesses
While businesses in Central Pennsylvania are learning to navigate ongoing labor and supply chain shortages, many still have a positive outlook for their company’s performance.
Read More »Teledermatology is Latest Tool in Fight Against Skin Cancer
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States, and the numbers are growing.
Read More »Armstrong Flooring could lay off up to 606 employees 
Armstrong Flooring could permanently lay off up to 606 employees from its Lancaster County facilities if it is unable to sell the company or if positions are eliminated by way of a sale.
Read More »Ten Thousand Villages hires new CEO 
Fair trade retailer Ten Thousand Villages has named longtime volunteer Dan Alonso as its new CEO.
Read More »The Hershey Co. opens R&D center in Malaysia 
The Hershey Co. announced the opening of a new research and development center in Johor, Malaysia, that will enable the confectioner and snack giant to quickly create, test and launch new products customized to the tastes of consumers in the region.
Read More »Revitalization of former high school to create new jobs; improve food insecurity 
The new GIANT Bleacher Garden at the former Bishop McDevitt High School is being revitalized and will create 225 new jobs.
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