Harrisburg tasting room to add to new locations in SoMa neighborhood 
Harrisburg-based developer Harristown Enterprises plans to open two new [email protected] tasting rooms in Harrisburg’s South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood.
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Faubion named winner of Ben Franklin Technology Partners BIGIDEA competition
The winner of the Ben Franklin Technology Partners BIGIDEA competition is Lancaster County’s Faubion which created 3D printing technology and wax resins that produce replicas of unique bridal rings.
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October 15, 2021
LeadingAge PA awards $98,000 in workforce grants
Senior housing, health care and community services trade association, LeadingAge PA awarded $98,000 in workforce grants to nine of its members on Thursday.
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Governor Wolf announces funding for 1,974 affordable housing units
Governor Tom Wolf today announced awards totaling more than $43.6 million in Low Income Housing Tax Credits, more than $7.4 million in PennHOMES funding, and more than $15.9 million in National Housing Trust Funds for the construction of 1,974 affordable multifamily rental units in Pennsylvania.
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Fortune 500 CEO: ‘Work-life balance is a lie’
As any working mother will attest, trying to fulfill all work and family obligations every single day can seem impossible.
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Newsweek names Mid Penn ‘Best Small Bank’ in Pa.
Millersburg-based Mid Penn Bank was named Best Small Bank in Pennsylvania by Newsweek on its America’s Best Banks list for 2022.
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A special tuition-free high school for nursing may be coming to Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association has come up with a rather clever way to combat the nursing shortage in the state - they’re going to make more.
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Department of Health announces proposed rulemaking for Pennsylvania’s long-term care facilities
The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) is holding a public comment period for a package of proposed nursing home regulations for new construction, alterations and renovations of skilled nursing facilities.
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Winter heating bills set to jump as inflation hits home
NEW YORK (AP) — Get ready to pay sharply higher bills for heating this winter, along with seemingly everything else.
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Record CBRE activity continues in region, driven by supply chain concerns
Recent reports of such supply chain problems as the 80,000 cargo shipping containers piled up at the Port of Savannah and ships waiting up to nine days to offload their cargo, illustrate why the commercial real estate market is booming in Eastern Pennsylvania along the I-78/I-81 corridor.
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Snyder County civil engineering firm opens midstate office in Cumberland County
Snyder County-based civil engineering firm LIVIC Civil Engineering opened an office in Wormleysburg, Cumberland County office this month, the company’s first brick-and-mortar location in the region.
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Pennsylvania dairy farms using technology to stay competitive
The Bitlers, like a lot of dairy farmers across the state, are using technology to help run the farm and remain competitive in an industry that has faced a lot of struggles.
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Scarce chips may pinch Apple’s iPhone holiday sales, analysts see rebound next year
Oct 13 (Reuters) - The global chip shortage could be creeping its way to Apple's newest iPhone 13 smartphones, but analysts think that the technology giant can weather the impact by making up for any lost holiday sales with a stronger showing next year.
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Southern Market to become a food hub and incubator for chefs
Southern Market, the nineteenth-century city landmark in downtown Lancaster at Queen and Vine streets, is currently undergoing a complete renovation that will transform it into a multicultural food hall and community hub expected to be open in early 2022. A total of ten local and diverse chefs, new or already established, will be selected as the food hall stand holders at Southern Market.
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She’s made history her business, on the streets of Carlisle
Courtney Cauthon, otherwise known as ‘The Barefoot Historian,’ is living proof that the dead can spawn good business, regardless of whether she thinks of it that way.
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Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce moves to Quentin Road
The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce is moving its offices to 989 Quentin Road, Lebanon during the week of Oct. 18. During this week, access to the Chamber, by phone or personal visit, will be limited.
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Cushman & Wakefield sells 15-building Interstate Industrial Portfolio, three buildings in Harrisburg
Chicago-based Cushman & Wakefield is set to sell its Interstate Industrial Portfolio, a series of 15 buildings spanning 2.57 million square feet of property across Harrisburg, PA; Columbus, OH; and Albany, Syracuse and Rochester, NY.
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Harrisburg entrepreneur hits stride with books and coffee
Stefan Hawkins has found his niche in Harrisburg’s business community. The 30-year-old entrepreneur isn’t afraid to take chances, as evidenced by the “House of Vegans” restaurant he owned and operated on North Third Street in the city.
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Pavone Marketing Group enters restaurant, beverage industry with new acquisition
Pavone Marketing Group (PMG), an independent marketing and research holding company based in Harrisburg, announced that it has completed the acquisition of Vigor, an Atlanta-based branding and marketing agency.
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