Because of reduced demand for long-run print catalogs and magazines, LSC Communications announced this week that it’s closing the two R.R. Donnelley plants in Lancaster, idling an estimated 656 employees.

Santander Bank will close three of its central Pennsylvania branches in December, according to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

Syncreon is closing its York operation and laying off 637 employees, the logistics contractor informed the state this month.

Shippensburg-based Orrstown Financial Services Inc., parent company of Orrstown Bank, announced that it is closing five branches and adopting other staffing adjustments to improve efficiency.

Like an aging heavyweight boxer on his way to a final defeat, Armstrong Flooring may have taken too many body blows to ever hope to be victorious, unless they can land one last lucky punch.

Global health care company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) plans to permanently close its 219 Allen Road, Carlisle facility by early 2022, impacting 308 employees.

Chicago-based global financial compliance company Donnelley Financial Solutions announced it will lay off 225 employees from its Lancaster commercial printing facility by January of next year.

Dentsply Sirona announced furloughed 383 employees at its York County manufacturing facilities in response to a drop in demand for dental supplies across the country, according to a WARN notice filed with the state Department of Labor & Industry.

Gov. Tom Wolf has ordered all Pennsylvania schools are to remain closed for the remainder of the 2019-20 academic year.

Durham School Services will be lay off 90 employees at its Harrisburg facility on June 30, according to a notice it filed with the state this month.

Following the closure of Strawberry Square in Harrisburg, UPMC Pinnacle said it will temporarily close its facilities in the Capital City Mall and relocating its staff to another location.

Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station’s two remaining reactors will continue operation until 2053-54, following approval of a second extension of its operating license by the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Three Mile Island’s final power generator is closing next month, affecting 112 Exelon Generating Company employees.

Riverview Financial Corp. is closing two branches in western Pennsylvania and is opening two in the eastern half of the state, according to a regulatory filing by the company.

It has been a year since energy company Worley & Obetz laid of its employees and closed its doors among whispers of a potential fraud.