The former York County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Stephen Linebaugh has joined Barley Snyder law firm as an attorney.

The Real Estate Collaborative entered into an agreement Monday with Silver Spring Township-based contractor Mowery to purchase the former Lemoyne Middle School set to be developed into an apartment complex called The Lofts at 701 Market Street.

Paul Navarro’s industrious nature and a love of building things led him to establish one of the largest minority-owned businesses in Central Pennsylvania, Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers Inc., where he serves as president and CEO.

Matt Leonard, who has worked as a drafting technician at the Lititz-based architectural firm Derck & Edson for nearly 14 years, said a shortage of drafters who know how to use computer-aided design, or CAD, has created a real need for skilled workers in the field.

JLL Capital Markets announced Tuesday that it arranged the sale of the 485 Distribution Center (485 DC), a 456,810-square-foot distribution center in Hampden Township, to Denver, Colorado, company Black Creek Group for $42.5 million.

The United Way of York County announced Monday that it has signed a contract to sell its current home in York and is currently seeking a new building for its headquarters.

The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) announced this week that several applications through the Pipeline Investment Program (PIPE) were approved by the Commonwealth Financing Authority to install natural gas lines to construction projects, including in Lancaster and Lebanon counties.

Riverview Bank opened its newest location in the region this week at 3556 Gettysburg Rd. in Lower Allen Township,

The YMCA of York and York County recently completed a $5,500,000 capital campaign, which will bring necessary upgrades to the Southern Branch YMCA’s multi-use space and aquatics facilities at 100 Constitution Ave.

Landmark Commercial Realty Inc. announced Tuesday that construction work at the building that formerly housed the offices of Hewlett-Packard at 225 Grandview Ave. is almost done.

That’s How We Roll LLC, known for making the popular ParmCrisps and Thinsters Cookies, is adding a new 71,000-square-foot manufacturing plant on Innovation Drive in Springettsbury Township after outgrowing its current facility in northern New Jersey, officials said.

Mowery Construction and Feeser’s Food Distributors, along with local and county leaders, will formally dedicate a new cold-storage addition at Feeser’s site in Swatara Township during a ribbon-cutting ceremony next week.

In 2019, women in Pennsylvania are earning 80 cents on the dollar compared to men. The Pennsylvania Commission for Women wants to change that.

The partners in Rock Lititz concept are taking the next step, putting plans forward for four buildings, adding 285,000 square feet of multi-tenant space, a 38,000 square-foot rehearsal studio and a 10,300 square-foot community theater spearheaded by Michael Tait, founder and former CEO of TAIT on the 96-acre camps.

Within a year, East Lampeter Township-based CHI St. Joseph Children’s Health has gone through an upheaval of services, moving away from dental care as it sees other issues it can tackle in Lancaster County.