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

A former Bon-Ton store in Cumberland County could soon have a new owner.

A New York-based engineering, planning and environmental consulting firm has added a new office in downtown Harrisburg, its second location in Pennsylvania.

Rhoads Energy Corp. is planning to buy four divisions of bankrupt energy company Worley & Obetz Inc., with a Massachusetts company snagging most of the rest, court records show.

A former head brewer at Appalachian Brewing Co. and a chef at Troegs Brewing Co. are teaming up this fall to open their own brewery and restaurant in Lower Paxton Township.

A Cumberland County developer has started construction on a 37-unit apartment building for seniors in Harrisburg.

The Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies program by the Central Penn Business Journal identifies the region's most dynamic companies that have made significant contributions to the strength of our local economy.

Architectural firm CORE Design Group is consolidating its two downtown York offices into a newly redesigned space.

A new wealth management firm, Odyssey Group Wealth Advisors, has opened in Lancaster County.

The Huntington National Bank appears to be taking another step into the midstate market.

An 11-unit townhouse community in Fairview Township has been sold for nearly $1.7 million, according to Marcus & Millichap, the commercial real estate firm that brokered the deal.

As part of a succession plan that began playing out two years ago, one of Lancaster County's largest construction firms is making some changes to its senior leadership team.

Penn State Health is planning to submit land development plans this fall for its new West Shore hospital, a facility slated to add 108 inpatient beds to a growing health care market in Cumberland County.

Darius Hopkins was raised in what he described as low-income communities on the south and east sides of York city.

A dispute between the trustee overseeing the Worley & Obetz Inc. bankruptcy estate and the Obetz family played out in bankruptcy court filings earlier this week.