A Cumberland County engineering firm is moving its headquarters to Dauphin County as part of a push to centralize its midstate staff into a single office.

Alex Bazdar is ready to rock the West Shore.

Corey Fogarty envisioned vegetable gardens growing atop parking garages operated by the Lancaster Parking Authority.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is still planning to build one of the tallest buildings in the capital city, but the plan for a new downtown tower has been pared back from the vision unveiled last fall.

Harrisburg's goal of exiting Act 47 but maintaining special taxing authority under the state program for distressed municipalities is in the hands of the General Assembly.

The York County commissioners appointed Thomas B. Englerth II as chairman of the York County Land Bank Authority, a newly created entity designed to help clean up blighted properties.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has scheduled a Nov. 1 hearing to gather public input on plans for a mini-casino at the York Galleria in Springettsbury Township.

A Cumberland County restaurateur is planning to bring a new breakfast and lunch spot to downtown New Cumberland in early 2019.

A ski resort owner based in Missouri is paying $76 million to buy Snow Time Inc., the parent company of Roundtop Mountain Resort in York County.

The historic three-story Elmwood Mansion in Spring Garden Township has been listed for sale for $1.1 million.

On Sept. 17, the 50 fastest growing companies in Central Pennsylvania were recognized during the Central Penn Business Journal's annual awards event.

A national real estate developer is preparing to build a new retail center at 25 N. 32nd St. in Camp Hill, the site of a former Veterans Affairs clinic.

Residents and businesses in Lancaster County face a choice. It is not about whether the county will grow, but where and in what direction.

Home sales may be tapering off but local banks are still seeing growth in residential mortgage lending.

As it gets set to open in downtown Hershey next week, Pittsburgh-based sandwich chain Primanti Bros. is eyeing another location in Central Pennsylvania.