Eight emerging tech-startups from across the state, including four from the midstate, will compete for $50,000 as part of Ben Franklin’s Big Idea contest. 

Camp Hill EMS is set to join Penn State Health Life Lion this fall as part of an agreement by Camp Hill Fire Company and Penn State Health. 

Springwood Hospitality of York has begun construction on its first hotel in Cumberland County, a five-story Springhill Suites by Marriott in Lower Allen Township.

Two surgical practices will join UPMC’s surgical teams at its Cumberland County hospitals next month.

When the profile of the Black Lives Matter movement grew in 2020, many businesses started to reach out to the African American Chamber of Commerce of Central PA. They wanted a list of Black-owned businesses in the region they could add to their lists of vendors.

A 24-unit multifamily property in Shippensburg was recently sold for $2.15 million by The Kislak Company Inc., a Woodbridge, New Jersey-based commercial real estate firm.

Over 3,200 registered show cars arrived at the Carlisle fairgrounds this month for the annual Carlisle Ford Nationals, an all-Ford vehicle show running from June 3 to June 5.

Noted criminal defense attorney William Costopoulos will be leaving his Lemoyne-based law firm to join Saxton & Stump’s White Collar Defense practice.

Pennsylvania hospitals saw a 33% loss in operating income as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new fiscal report by the Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council (PHC4).

Penn State Health will hire approximately 300 people as it nears the Oct. 1 opening of its Hampden Medical Center in Hampden Township, Cumberland County.

Central Penn College announced in 2019 that it would offer eligible students one free year of housing through a new scholarship program, but when the pandemic hit, the Summerdale-based college expanded the service to two years.

More than 100 colleges will take part in a virtual college fair held by a consortium of midstate private schools.

Cumberland County businesses negatively impacted by the pandemic will have access to $275,000 in grant funding through a new program by the Cumberland Area Economic Development Corp. (CAEDC).

A Lower Paxton, Dauphin County real estate firm is moving forward with plans for a 20,000-square-foot medical office building along the I-81 corridor in Cumberland County.

Gov. Tom Wolf announced on Friday that 12 more counties will be moving to the green phase on June 12 as part of the state’s phased reopening plan.