The former Ashcombe Mansion Bed and Breakfast off Route 15 in Upper Allen Township has a new owner who is planning to open a special events venue on the site next year.

Central Pennsylvania, which has seen home sales rise for much of this decade, posted another uptick in annual home sales last year as listings moved quickly and sold for higher prices over 2016.

Penn National Gaming, the Berks County-based owner of Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in East Hanover Township, is spending more than $50 million just for the chance to bring a new casino to Central Pennsylvania.

Less than a month after announcing the retirement of its CEO, a Cumberland County engineering firm has filled the role with one of its own.

German discount grocery chain Aldi plans to open a new Cumberland County store next year as part of its expansion plan in the U.S.

A longtime Cumberland County real estate firm has appointed its first female president as part of a leadership reorganization.

Chick-fil-A will open its doors on Wednesday in the Shoppes at Belmont, the first tenant to begin operations in the new Manheim Township shopping center.

Hummelstown-based Drayer Physical Therapy Institute LLC is being absorbed by one of the largest physical therapy providers in the country.

A New York City-based real estate firm has made a quick profit on its 2017 purchase of the former news and business offices of The Patriot-News Co. in Harrisburg.

A Connecticut-based investment firm has purchased a multi-tenant industrial property in Hampden Township for nearly $15.6 million.

A CNBC host and investor is bringing Gander Outdoors, built from the former Gander Mountain, to the York area.

The last 12 months have delivered profound change for many local institutions.

Struggling retailer Sears Holdings is closing another 103 stores as it continues to try to reconfigure its store footprint amid poor sales.

A Cumberland County-based engineering firm has joined forces with a California company and made some leadership changes to kick off 2018.

The next generation of the Jordan family is now leading Camp Hill-based Smith Land & Improvement Corp. as part of a family transition plan.