After finding success in Central Pennsylvania, commercial real estate agent Craig Dunkle is looking to grow his team and open a larger midstate satellite office for national real estate company Marcus & Millichap.

After filing for bankruptcy in January, Maryland-based Rubber Soul Brewing has a new ownership group that plans to reopen the brewery in Dauphin County.

Longtime Harrisburg environmental lawyer Joel Burcat is authoring more than legal papers – he is becoming a bona fide novelist.

Dauphin County wedding and specialty-cake bakery Sweet Confections Cakes has moved to a larger location in Lower Paxton Township.

Dollar Tree has opened a new store in Dauphin County. Metro Commercial brokered the deal, its 11th lease for the discount retailer in the last 15 months.

The Dauphin County Redevelopment Authority is wrapping up a deal to take control of the former Harrisburg State Hospital grounds near Interstate 81. The authority will oversee the sale of parcels to developers for commercial construction projects.

Steve Voskuil has been named the new CFO for The Hershey Co. Last year, Patricia Little announced plans to retire from the post in 2019.

A New York investment company has purchased the Shoppes at Susquehanna Marketplace in Susquehanna Township for $33.5 million.

State Sen. John DiSanto (R-Dauphin) wants to help communities impacted by power plant closures through a short-term state grant program.

Faulkner Honda has agreed to pay restitution to consumers that were impacted by a deceptive dealership warranty practice.

Mid Penn Bank has received regulatory approval to relocate its Lower Paxton Township branch this June.

Dauphin County automotive dealer Hoffman Ford is getting a new look. Construction is currently underway to replace the company's showroom, customer service and office areas at 5200 Jonestown Road in Lower Paxton Township.

Fast-growing pizza chain Blaze Pizza has signed a three-store deal for the Harrisburg area. The California-based pizza franchise is backed by LeBron James.