Seeking to strengthen career development education, the Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC and Partnership for Career Development (PCD) have forged an alliance. 

Central Penn College is addressing market demand for more corporate leaders with two new courses. 

Shiremanstown-based Martin Communications has named Barbara Martin president following the retirement of the Cumberland County company’s founder and her husband Thomas Martin. 

York-based Kinsley Properties has completed two new projects in Central Pennsylvania, resulting in the creation of more than 100 jobs. 

Career Technical Centers in Central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley are among the 33 CTCs and two school districts to receive competitive grants to purchase new equipment aligned to training students in high-demand occupations. 

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. 

Moving forward on several fronts, the mixed-use Shepherdstown Crossing development is taking shape in Cumberland County’s Upper Allen Township.

Cumberland and Lebanon counties will receive a portion of $10.3 million in funding through the Pennsylvania HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) to support affordable housing. 

Cumberland County is among six Pennsylvania counties awarded funding through the Municipal Assistance Program (MAP), Gov. Tom Wolf announced Thursday. 

Seven Cumberland County projects – ranging from renovation of an old, landmark hotel to public swimming pool upgrades - were among those selected for the most recent round of grants from the state’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program.

The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners voted last week to approve $5,0496,757 in additional Cumberland County Recovery Grants. 

Cumberland County is seeking residents interested in serving on a volunteer committee to explore the creation of an endowment fund from a portion of the remaining nursing home proceeds. 

Cumberland Area Economic Development Corp. (CAEDC) has named Janet Anderson as its new executive director. 

Three franchises that sell mouth-watering baked goods are coming to Cumberland County.

The state Department of Agriculture Thursday said nearly $7.5 million was invested in protecting 24 farms from future development.