Midstate organizations recently announced a series of new hires.

Four central Pennsylvania companies are among 11 to receive investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners. 

Home prices continue to rise in central Pennsylvania but demand shows signs of softening, even as June remained a seller’s market with many listings selling quickly.

Among central Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley metro areas, Harrisburg leads the way, ranking 35th in the latest U.S. News & World Report analysis of the best places to live. 

The Central Penn Business Journal is celebrating 39 of the midstate's most influential, up and coming and successful business leaders as part of its 2022 Women of Influence awards. 

Two Dauphin County-based companies are nearing completion on the first phase of a two-phase 39 home luxury community in Middle Paxton Township. 

The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission has launched an online “planning toolkit” with the goal of providing local governments with, and educating the public about, the techniques and policies promoting up-to-date smart growth principles.

York-based Heritage Valley Federal Credit Union (FCU) announced that it will now serve clients in Adams, Cumberland and Dauphin counties. 

Six major projects in Dauphin and Perry counties are receiving funds in the latest round of Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grants. 

The Wolf administration announced Thursday that 3,528 additional acres on 40 farms – including 20 in central Pennsylvania - would be protected from development, an investment of more than $9.7 million in state and county dollars to preserve prime farmland.

Carlisle apartment dwellers get more room for their money than other urban renters in Pennsylvania, according to RentCafe.

Harrisburg-area home sales fell slightly in January from the year before, but that’s not because demand is waning. 

After selling for $10.01 million this week, The Ronald Regan Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse is now up for sale for $22 million. 

Seven businesses in central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley are receiving grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture as part of a larger, $32 million investment in rural Pennsylvania.

Camp Hill-based Landmark Commercial Realty/TCN handled the recent sale of Buttonwood Apartments, a Danville rental complex purchased for $10.25 million.