Marcellus Shale Guide 2012: Marcellus Shale service providers directory
Advance Royalty Solutions LLC
110 Drury Lane
Schwenksville, PA 19473
www.advanceroyaltysolutions.com
484-964-4160
888-492-7020
Lease consulting, well site consulting services, buys and sells royalties
Marcellus Shale Guide 2012: Keystone gas rush
A Pennsylvania gas rush was under way in February and March.
Read More »Marcellus Shale Guide 2012: Business boost
When John Carroll started out as an oil and gas attorney in 1972, the field was a lot smaller than it is today.
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Marcellus Shale Guide 2012: Shifting strategies
Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale natural gas drilling industry has been expanding at breakneck speed for several years now, but there are indications the pace could begin to ease.
Read More »Carlisle Events planning restaurants, hotel for IAC
Carlisle Events, the car show producers, said today they likely will raze most of the buildings on the former IAC factory property in Carlisle to build a mixed commercial development with a hotel, restaurants, shops and apartments.
Read More »Fortna shares Florida insights
A Lebanon County-based auction firm is working to establish itself as an East Coast player particularly in the high-volume property liquidation market of South Florida by leveraging Internet marketing capabilities and a partnership in the region.
Fortna Auctioneers & Marketing Group last year reached an agreement with Atlantic Properties International Inc. to help propel its work in a part of the Sunshine State that is attracting many foreign buyers, owner Michael Fortna said.
Read More »Buyers returning to housing market
The weather is to blame for so much that positives often are overlooked.
But maybe due to unseasonably warm winter weather — coupled with pent-up buyer demand, falling sale prices and a prolonged period of historically low interest rates — pending and completed home sales have been on the rise.
Time will tell if increased activity in residential real estate will continue, but the signs certainly are encouraging, midstate agents said.
Read More »York group keeps money local
Midstate business groups want to link local firms to keep money in the community and help companies save costs and gain efficiencies.
York County-based Buy Local Coalition has grown immensely since it was formed about a year and a half ago. Spending $100 with a locally owned company keeps about $45 in the local community; spending money with a national company keeps about $13 local, according to the coalition.
Read More »Avoiding the knowledge sewer
The sales training session ended almost 45 minutes earlier and the participants were still chatting in small groups around the room. Launching at 8:45 a.m. with regular breaks and a 40-minute lunch, you’d figure they would be high-tailing it out of there at 5 p.m. It was approaching 5:45 when Kat, the CEO — part of one of those small groups — approached.
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KNO Clothing continues the cause
A fashion business working to help the homeless and started by entrepreneurs who met at Cumberland County-based Messiah College continues to move forward this spring with the launch of its 2012 Spring and Summer Collection.
Read More »State nominates Lynch to become Harrisburg receiver
The state has nominated retired United States Air Force Maj. Gen. William B. Lynch to become the receiver for Harrisburg, according to a statement from the state Department of Community and Economic Development.
Read More »Understanding financial professionals’ fees and compensation
Anyone who has worked with a financial planning firm or individual financial professional knows the services provided come at a cost. That's to be expected, but it seems like there is a lot of confusion amongst consumers as to how they are being charged and at what rate.
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Crepe your way through Mother’s Day
Why eat pancakes when you can have crêpes? I'm sure all the moms out there would agree they're the perfect treat for Mother's Day.
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U.S. Reps. Charlie Dent, center right, and Jim Gerlach, right, were the featured presenters at Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Public Affairs Luncheon. Pictured with the congressmen are, from left, Bruce Bortree of Butler Manufacturing and state Rep. Mauree Gingrich. Photo/Submitted
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