Jeff Heindel of Hope Acres farm in York County has run his family's agricultural businesses with a free hand for about five years, but he still used to check in regularly with his predecessor: his father, Horace Heindel.

Harrisburg University will hold its Founder's Day celebration from 6-8 tonight in the atrium of Strawberry Square in downtown Harrisburg.

Michael Curley has announced plans to retire as executive director of the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center.

Lancaster County-based Ephrata Precision Parts Inc. will receive a $720,000 loan from the state to help it pay for an expansion, according to a statement from Gov. Ed Rendell's office.

The state Capitol is known for its green dome. Soon, it may be known for its green operations, too.

Whether it's a beautiful staircase, decorative windows or sturdy bricks, many older homes have a certain something their contemporary suburban cousins lack.

One large construction project and a series of small ones will improve the lives of people with disabilities by giving them better homes.

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The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank is set to unveil an expanded administrative building at its site in Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County.

A PPL Corp. subsidiary will develop a 6.4-megawatt, methane-to-electricity generation system in Shippensburg, the company announced yesterday.

South Middleton Township's zoning officer last night cleared the way for Trammell Crow Co. to seek final approvals for two proposed warehouses.

Two proposed warehouses in Cumberland County could soon receive approval to begin construction after a settlement was reached with a citizens' group that had blocked the project.