Kevin Snelbaker, who comes from the banking world, will serve as CFO. Dan Driver, who has held the CFO position with Kinsley for 27 years, has been named to the role of executive vice president.

A Lancaster native was inspired to learn how to grow hemp and produce CBD oil after it helped her stop using pain killers for her own chronic pain.

Commercial-building construction debris is a significant challenge. But this challenge also presents opportunities to achieve benefits when using a strategic and sustainable management approach.

Businesses researching Dauphin, Cumberland or Perry counties have a new tool they can use to see if the region is right for them.

Amazon Logistics’ fifth Pennsylvania delivery station is slated to open this summer in West Donegal Township, Lancaster County.

Interest in renewable energy is growing, particularly among nonprofits such as universities and colleges that are looking to reduce or even eliminate carbon emissions. That interest could fuel more construction of net zero buildings, so called because they produce as much energy as they consume over the course of a year.

A multimillion dollar update to High Concrete Group LLC’s largest production plant will set the company to become a market leader in the precast architectural façade industry, the group’s executives said.

A legal case over a stormwater levy enacted in 2016 by West Chester borough, one of dozens of municipalities around Pennsylvania that have added the fees over the last few years to cope with stormwater runoff and comply with environmental regulations, has pitted it against West Chester University.

Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square added 110 new guest rooms last week with the completion of its new East Tower.

The owner of a Lower Allen Township, Cumberland County restaurant will be opening a new pizzeria at the Crossroads of Walden shopping center in Silver Spring Township.

A 73,289-square-foot building in Harrisburg, occupied by several nonprofits, recently sold for $4.6 million.

Steven Buterbaugh, 54, is president and CEO of York-based McConkey Insurance and Benefits, which he joined in 1991.

A 26,541-square-foot-office property in Camp Hill has changed hands at a price of $3.9 million, said commercial real estate firm Marcus & Millichap.

Dauphin County residential building permits soared to 804 last year, the highest total since 2012. Most of that housing growth was concentrated in the suburban municipalities near Harrisburg.

Early next year, investors in the Northwest Triangle near downtown York expect to see construction start on the next stages of an ambitious project designed to steer the city of about 44,100 people into the “fourth industrial revolution.”