Fast-growing doughnut franchise Duck Donuts has opened its first international location.

The commercial real estate world has been buzzing with excitement about the Opportunity Zones ever since Congress passed the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Two Pennsylvania insurance companies that ventured into retail storefronts in recent years say their initiatives continue to show benefits to consumers but expansion plans are on hold, at least through 2019.

Michelle Gueci has been named the new president of the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors.

Brad Jones sees an “ocean” of construction activity in Harrisburg this year, and his company — Harristown Enterprises — expects to be swimming in the deep end.

Blanda Nace, 47, is director of strategic development at the York County Economic Alliance – which he joined in 2012 – and also serves as project manager for the York County Industrial Development Authority and executive director of the Redevelopment Authority of the County of York.

After more than two decades of providing ice to eager skaters, Twin Ponds West is closing its doors and its owners are focusing on their Dauphin County rink.

After multiple auctions in the second half of 2018, a New York real estate firm is selling off the final 10 stores formerly owned by The Bon-Ton Stores Inc., including one in Pennsylvania.

A midstate creative firm that works with food and beverage companies has moved to a larger office in Upper Allen Township and plans to add employees in 2019.

A Cumberland County investor has purchased the building that houses Indian restaurant Bollywood Bar and Grille for nearly $1.9 million.

Here is a look back at some of readers' favorite York County headlines from 2018:

The April sale of Silver Spring Square, a large shopping center anchored by Wegmans in Silver Spring Township, and construction plans for a new tower for Harrisburg University of Science and Technology were among the most-read stories in the Harrisburg area this year.

The next chapter in the Jordan family history begins this week.

A strong Pennsylvania economy has the potential to soar in 2019 if a number of macro issues on the federal level – such as trade – move forward, several observers noted.

Middletown-based Lift Development LLC has sold its Nittany Village student housing complex near Penn State Harrisburg to the university for $21.9 million.