Cumberland County commissioners warned that a foundation raising
money for an Army museum near Carlisle must show more progress or risk losing
taxpayer assistance.

About 40 business and industry leaders from around the state
met in Harrisburg this morning to discuss
initiatives to bolster science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)
education in Pennsylvania.

More high-end condominiums are coming to downtown York courtesy of a
Gettysburg-based developer, York officials said today.

The future of downtown York
looked as solid last night as the columns that guard the entrance to the York
Water Co.'s ornate headquarters.

Parts of a stucco wall have been chipped off to expose a
building's original brick and stonework down an alley off Prince Street in Lancaster.

A second Davenport's Italian
Oven Restaurant recently opened, at the Capital City Mall in Lower Allen Township, Cumberland
County, owner Kell
Davenport said.

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If you’d ask a Lancaster County resident if the county has a shortage of shopping centers and retail space in general, you’d almost certainly get a quick diatribe on how "the last thing this county needs is another shopping center."

The Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Inc. Keystone
Chapter was awarded ABC's national Excellence in Association Management
accreditation, according to the organization.

Beginning Monday, employees of Lancaster General
Hospital will be able to park
their vehicles in a $16 million garage.

Tom Powers, president of Harrisburg-based urban-development
group Powers & Associates, today announced his retirement.

The owner and operator of the former Bethlehem Steel plant
in Steelton could build a $325 million to $400 million addition to the plant,
borough Manager Patrick Gehrlein and company representatives said.