The Hershey Company’s new fulfillment center in Lebanon County was officially unveiled today, creating 270 new jobs. 

Mechanicsburg-based West Shore Home, which specializes in window, door and bath remodeling and replacement, has opened a location in Indianapolis, expanding its reach in the Midwest.

The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency is accepting bids for the purchase of $4.5 million in mixed-use development tax credits.  

Freedom Square, a large multi-use community planned for Conewago Township, York County, received conditional approval from the township board of supervisors. 

Bonito Sushi + Ramen, owned by O.N.E. Hospitality, plans to open in Continental Square in downtown York late this summer or early fall. 

Gov. Tom Wolf announced 245 housing and community development projects in 67 counties that will receive funding through the Pennsylvania Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation Enhancement (PHARE) fund.  

Susquehanna Real Estate is spending about $2.9 million to convert an office building at 50 N. Duke St., York, into 18 one- and two-bedroom luxury apartments known as Courthouse Commons. 

The York County Rail Trail Authority has expanded a portion of dormant rail lines into a multi-use trail that authorities say will net York County $200 for every $1 invested.  

Mechanicsburg-based Cumberland Valley OB/GYN has joined the UPMC Magee-Womens provider network under the name UPMC Cumberland Valley Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialists. 

The historic Slate Hill Road bridge, which connects Cumberland and York counties in Fairview Township, has reopened after an emergency rehabilitation project. 

Businesses buy or lease new properties in the midstate.

JLL Capital Markets announced this week that it closed the sale of West Manchester Town Center, a 488,037-square-foot retail complex in York County.

The Capitol Complex in Harrisburg is getting an energy makeover that will save taxpayers money once completed. 

Burkentine, a Hanover-based real estate development company and home builder, announced appointments to a pair of newly created executive positions.

Wixom, Michigan-based General RV Center has purchased the former site of Messick’s Equipment in Elizabethtown for $8.75 million.