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PLCB opens bids for expired restaurant licenses in 20 counties, including Central Pa.
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is accepting sealed bids for expired restaurant licenses in 20 counties, including Adams and Lancaster in Central Pa.
Downtown Lancaster business brings new partnerships into collection
A Lancaster City company announced partnerships with businesses in Lancaster and Berks counties.
ENB maintains quarterly cash dividend in 2026 first quarter
ENB Financial Corp has announced a quarterly cash dividend for the first quarter of 2026.
Unique Snacks launching new brand look
Berks County snack maker Unique Snacks is rolling out a new logo, tagline and packaging in January as part of a rebrand aimed at growth in the better-for-you category.
Lebanon VAMC expanding outpatient behavioral health clinic
VA Lebanon Healthcare System held a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house for the expanded and remodeled Outpatient Behavioral Health Clinic.
Snyder, Bean funeral homes partner on Lebanon County purchase
Charles F. Snyder and Kevin Bean funeral homes have partnered on a purchase in North Cornwall Township.
Lancaster Orthopedic Group joins Penn State Health
Penn State Health is joining with Lancaster Orthopedic Group to expand services.
Berks County selected by PennDOT for electric vehicle funding
An electric vehicle project in Berks County are among the 10 selected recently by PennDOT for additional funding.
Central Pa. farms among those protected by $9.9M investment
Pennsylvania is investing more than $9.9 million to purchase development rights for 2,654 acres on 30 farms in 14 counties across Central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley, the Shapiro Administration announced.
Pennsylvania reacts to mass shooting at Trump rally
The Pennsylvania AFL-CIO condemned the political violence that resulted in an attack at a rally Saturday night.
PennDOT announces funding for EV infrastructure projects
Multiple projects in Central Pennsylvania have been selected to receive funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Shapiro Administration invests more than $42M in rail freight infrastructure
The Shapiro Administration is investing $42.5 million in rail freight infrastructure.
