A $14.2 million affordable senior housing project, dubbed Cherry Orchard Place, is getting underway in Susquehanna Township.

Harrisburg-based Reynolds Enterprises has seen continued growth in its energy-services work since joining a private-equity portfolio called SiteLogiQ last year. CEO David Angle expects more energy work ahead.

Wormleysburg-based IDP expects to submit land development plans this month for 120 new apartments near Ever Grain Brewing in Hampden Township. The apartment project is part of a broader master plan at the Carlisle Pike and St. Johns Church Road.

Members 1st Federal Credit Union has proposed a three-story, 172,000-square-foot headquarters in Hampden Township. The Cumberland County credit union has hired Greenfield Architects and Mowery to design and oversee construction of the proposed project, which needs township approval.

Robert Latham, 62, joined Associated Pennsylvania Constructors, the state’s highway construction trade association, in 2001.

Compliance Navigation Specialists plans to relocate the bulk of its operations from its facility in Warwick Township to a new facility in Manheim Township by the end of 2020.

The Cumberland Area Economic Development Corp. has a new leader starting in June. County officials said Jamie Keener has been hired to fill the role of CEO, effective June 10.

A new commercial development is taking shape at Mt. Zion and Concord Roads near Route 30 in Springettsbury Township. Royal Farms and Burger King will be the first tenants to open.

Lancaster County-based High Real Estate Group is breaking ground Wednesday on a $30 million luxury apartment complex in Chester County.

Bobby Rahal Lexus is expanding east to Lancaster County. The luxury car dealer will open its third location next year on the Oregon Pike in West Earl Township.

Shaner Hotel Group has started construction on a 108-room Fairfield Inn & Suites in Silver Spring Township, Cumberland County.

Skilled workers are hard to find, so a Lancaster County mechanical contractor created a training program that allows it to hire employees with zero experience and train them in the field.

Lebanon County recently banned the use of project labor agreements for county public works projects. Opponents of PLAs hope more counties will do the same, looking to reignite debate over statewide legislation. But union leaders and proponents of PLAs don't see a trend emerging.

Since 1955, T&W Traffic Control has decorated midstate streets and highways in orange, yellow and white.

Harristown Enterprises has started construction on a $1.2 million apartment project in downtown Harrisburg.