York-based PeoplesBank’s upcoming office in Lancaster will forego the fixtures of an average bank when it opens at Lancaster’s 101NQ building next year, the company announced Tuesday.

Commercial real estate development company Kinsley Properties has started repairs and restoration of the historic Western Maryland Railway Freight Offices in downtown York.

Ferrero, a global confectionery company known for manufacturing products like Nutella and Tic Tac, has opened a new distribution center in Lebanon County.

The developer of a Cumberland County technology park that is home to one hospital and adjacent to another, plans to build a medical office nearby to capitalize on the area’s growing health care industry.

Home-improvement contractor West Shore Home has further expanded its business operations through the acquisition of a Florida-based window and bath construction company.

Citing Cumberland County’s growing population, a York-based personal injury law firm opened an office in the West Shore.

The owners of the York-based The Handsome Cab Restaurant and Wine Bar expect to open a restaurant at the site of the former Richard McAllister Hotel in Hanover, next year.

Richard Boas Jr., president of the Lancaster County Association of Realtors, has been giving real estate agents the same advice for years now: Don’t take any sensitive data from a client that you don’t need. “As Realtors, we are paranoid about identity theft,” said Boas, who also is an agent with Berkshire Hathaway HomeSale. “There ...

The grand opening of Reel Cinemas at The Crossings at Conestoga Creek in Manheim Township takes place on Friday.

TransCore, the Nashville-based tolling and transportation information company, opened its new Swatara Township facility last week.

Griswold Home Care has purchased the former Red Cross building at 79 East Pomfret Street in Carlisle’s historic downtown district.

Postal Connections, a Texas-based chain that has been in the Mechanicsburg area since 2009, will move to a new space at 5246 Simpson Ferry Road with a Nov. 15 opening.

The boroughs of Camp Hill and New Cumberland have long stood as gateway communities to the West Shore and Cumberland County. Each has seen its local economies ebb and flow with the new realities and struggles of brick-and-mortar retail and restaurant spaces.

Government officials are looking to rent extra space on state-owned communication towers, land and other public assets to third-party wireless providers at a fair market value, according to representatives of the Department of General Services.

Seven new projects have received state funding through the Industrial Sites Reuse Program (ISRP), including two in Central Pennsylvania.