Delta Development Group Inc. expects construction could begin by the end of the year or early 2019 on two more lots at its Delta Pointe business park near the intersection of Route 114 and Interstate 81 in Silver Spring Township.

An energy company with lawyers based in Chicago has offered to purchase the assets of Worley & Obetz Inc. for $8.1 million – a fraction of the $90.1 million the former Manheim-based energy company owes its creditors, according to filings in U.S. bankruptcy court.

After a vocal hearing Monday night, the zoning board in Jackson Township voted unanimously to deny a request needed to pave the way for a proposed drug and alcohol treatment facility.

Construction and real estate development firm Pasch Companies is building a $5 million townhouse development in Springettsbury Township.

A new Cumberland County brewery that specializes in sour and farmhouse-style ales will open its tasting room over Labor Day weekend.

Give Local York is expanding its footprint by establishing a nonprofit leadership institute and an office in downtown York.

A small shopping center on Market Street in Lemoyne recently sold for more than $2.8 million.

The much-anticipated Dave & Buster's at the Capital City Mall has a tentative opening date.

As workers continue to install an outer shell on the new UPMC Pinnacle Memorial Hospital in West Manchester Township, area officials are preparing for another creation: a ripple effect.

Preserving farmland for agricultural purposes might seem to contradict growth, development and progress. But in Pennsylvania's fastest-growing county, leaders don't see it that way.

When the Hershey Harrisburg Sports & Events Authority made its debut two years ago as a team dedicated to sports tourism, the goal was simple: expand the sports and large-scale public events business in Dauphin County.

The Central Penn Business Journal and its index partner, Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman PC, are looking for your input on third-quarter construction activity in Central Pennsylvania.

Earlier this month, it was reported that the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose less than expected.

Ahead of the new academic year, Dickinson College has opened a new $19 million residence hall that will house 130 students.

Strong buyer demand pushed Harrisburg-area home sales up in July, but prices soared higher as fewer people have been putting their homes on the market this year.