Carlisle businesswomen put their networking and business skills to work to help families pay down $24,000 worth of school lunch debt.

A longtime Cumberland County construction firm has been acquired by another local firm and will merge operations by the end of the month.

WellSpan York Hospital will expand its intensive care unit with a $255 million surgical and critical care tower, planned to open on the hospital’s campus in 2025.

Glatfelter is initiating plans to move the company’s corporate headquarters from 96 S. George St. in downtown York to Charlotte, N.C. by the middle of this year.

Gary St. Hilaire, Capital BlueCross president and CEO, will be leaving the company to lead a neighboring BlueCross Blue Shield insurer this April.

Four housing complexes in the Hershey region were recently sold for $10.2 million.

Investment Real Estate LLC of York recruited Rick Hansberry as its director of acquisitions, a position in which the intellectual and business law expert will work with the firm’s leadership team to craft strategic planning and organizational goals.

Several regional businesses received new low-interest loan approvals Wednesday through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA) to help with expansions and creating new full-time jobs.

Fulton Financial Corporation’s mortgage division was honored by the Affordable Housing Centers of Pennsylvania (AHCOPA) for its financial support of first-time homebuyers in low and moderate-income communities.

One of professional cyclist Jake Sitler's ideas led to the January opening of Floyd’s Cafe of Lancaster, at 237 N. Prince Street in the city. The space features a bicycle showroom and a coffee shop with CBD products from Floyd’s of Leadville.

Financial companies across the country and in the central Pennsylvania region are looking ahead to a year defined by greater certainty in 2020, now that phase one of a trade agreement has been signed by the Trump administration and China. 

Steve Yingst founded his engineering consulting franchise in Hershey to offer pre-purchase home inspections— a practice that was still in its infancy in Pennsylvania when he opened Criterium-Yingst Engineers in 1990.

The Lancaster Mennonite School of Lancaster County has sold one of its properties to a Dauphin County Catholic church for $5 million.

Brian A. Hudson Sr., the PHFA's executive director and CEO, announced his retirement from the organization he has worked for since 1975.

A York County builder has completed a townhouse and rental complex in New Freedom and is now opening it to the public.