Camp Hill-based AHEDD has appointed Scott Rainey and Karen Gross to the company’s Board of Directors.  

Centre 1st Bank, which is entering the Central Pennsylvania market for the first time, has hired Mechanicsburg’s Bob Rader as the president of Centre 1st Mortgage Division.  

Once the world’s largest retailer with close to 3,500 stores, Sears continues its decline with the impending closing of its Camp Hill location in the Capital City Mall. 

Camp Hill-based LINKBANK has named Doug Klinger as regional president for the Upper Dauphin, Northumberland and Schuylkill markets. 

Camp Hill-based Lane Enterprises has hired Boyer & Ritter Principal Crystal Skotedis to a new role on its executive team. 

Harsco Environmental signed a 5-year $28 million renewal contract with Compañía Siderúrgica Huachipato (CSH), Chile's largest steelmaker. 

Harsco Corp. announced today that Tosyali Harsco, the company’s joint venture with Tosyali Holding, Turkey's leading flat steel and steel pipe producer, signed a $210 million, 10-year contract to provide services at the company's green field steel plant in Sariseki, Iskenderun. 

Berks, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, and York are among the 14 Pennsylvania county veterans’ affairs offices and 34 charitable or veteran service organizations receiving grants from the Veterans’ Trust Fund (VTF), announced Tuesday by Gov. Tom Wolf.

Despite drawing sharp criticism from Cumberland County residents, plans for a Chick-fil-A restaurant chain in Upper Allen Township were unanimously approved Wednesday by a vote of township commissioners. 

Be it starting Harrisburg-based CT Home Care Services to assist people with intellectual disabilities or founding Oaks of Central PA to empower and promote the African immigrant and refugee community, Christine Titih has a mission to serve others.

Camp Hill-based Harsco Corps' Environmental division has renewed its contract with the United Kingdom’s largest steel producer for five years to support reducing carbon from its steel production operations. 

If you think of the most pressing issues that our low-income, marginalized communities face, everything is centered on access to safe, adequate, and affordable housing. Without this essential foundation, how can we expect our communities to live healthier lives, contribute to our economy, and be active members of our society when every day they are ...

Eleanor Roosevelt said once, “You must do the thing you think you cannot do.” Hannah Harris and Nichole Kambesis can relate, the Lancaster-based small business owners having overcome self-doubt and several setbacks to become successful entrepreneurs with the aid of mentors from the SCORE Professional Women’s Network (PWN).

More than $7 million in funding for 13 improvement projects in Cumberland, Dauphin, and Perry Counties has been approved by the Harrisburg Area Transportation Study (HATS). Funding was approved under HATS’ 2022 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) Implementation Grant Program.

Camp Hill-based Harsco Corp. announced Thursday that its rail division has signed a nearly $31 million contract with Saudi Railway Co. to supply it with a 60-stone rail grinder. Additionally, Harsco Rail will provide two years of grinding services starting this year.