Good news-bad news week at Orrstown Financial
MinuteClinic opens 1st location in Lancaster County
MinuteClinic has opened its first location in Lancaster County.
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Records featured this week: Mortgages: Cumberland and Lancaster counties
Read More »Study: Pa. 12th in U.S. for sprawl from 2002-10
Pennsylvania ranked 12th in the nation in terms of acres of farmland and natural habitat lost to sprawl from 2002 to 2010.
Read More »Admit it: Your family’s a little nuts 
Welcome to our new blog all about why we love our families despite their foibles, flaws—and sometimes, downright dysfunction...
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Interest high in new Lebanon County tourism board
Lebanon County already has people lining up to serve on its transition team to build a new tourism board, Commissioner Jo Ellen Litz said.
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Businesses featured this week: Belco Credit Union, Brooks Edge LP, Budget Blinds of Susquehanna Valley Inc., Byler Construction Inc., Campbell Commercial Real Estate Inc., DCT Silver Springs LLC, Jack Gaughen Realtor ERA, Landmark Commercial Realty Inc./Oncor International, List Industries-Hallowell, LMS Commercial Real Estate, Rolleston Corp., West Shore School District
Read More »Northwest, Donegal named ‘most trustworthy’
Two financial institutions with local presence both made the recent Forbes list of America's 50 Most Trusted Financial Companies.
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The Great Harrisburg Cleanup
Leland Nelson, owner of Harrisburg-based Dirty Dog Hauling, encourages volunteerism for the second Great Harrisburg Cleanup, a citywide cleanup Saturday, May 3, that will focus on trash removal and litter pickup.To volunteer, visit bit.ly/1lKDrwS.
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Carlisle company aims to catch bad guys with a keyboard and a smartphone
Matthew Bloom remembers participating in the Founders Showcase Pitch Competition, an exclusive presentation and competition at Microsoft's offices in Washington for startup companies to lure investors.
Read More »Coming to a TV near you: Misleading advertising on Affordable Care Act
Now that the Affordable Care Act has exceeded its enrollment goals and reduced the number of uninsured Americans, we can have some peace and quiet. Right?
Read More »Oregon considers handing troubled insurance exchange to U.S.
With encouragement from the Obama administration, an Oregon panel recommended Thursday that the state scrap the website for its beleaguered health insurance exchange and use the federal marketplace instead.
Read More »Reform Update: States wary of opening new exchanges as grant deadline looms
Only two additional states—Idaho and New Mexico—plan to begin operating their own insurance exchanges when the 2015 open-enrollment period starts on Nov. 15.
Read More »Donegal takes loss in first quarter; ACNB flat
Two holding companies with interests in the insurance and banking industries both issued first quarter earnings reports.
Read More »System allows users to search both physical, electronic records
Business has long been moving toward electronic records, but paper is still very much in the picture.
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Behind the list with Gregory Courtney
Gregory Courtney founded Global Data Consultants in 1995. Since then, it has grown into a 225-employee enterprise with three offices in central Pennsylvania, one in Maryland and another in Wisconsin.
Read More »Kicking off business: Crowdfunded companies relate money-raising experiences
Jonpaul Terwilliger recalls his Kickstarter experience as akin to a roller-coaster ride.
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Manufacturers thinking positive
News item No. 1: Optimism among U.S. industrial manufacturers rises to highest level in eight years
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