Hershey-based Country Meadows Retirement Communities hired a new vice president of sales and marketing earlier this month. 

Hanover-based Burkentine Builders broke ground Jan. 26 on the Terraces at Maplewood, a $64 million luxury rental community in Susquehanna Township. 

The Dauphin County Bar Association has appointed Scott Cooper as board president for 2022. 

Meghan Bachmore, former membership services director at the Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC, has joined the Harrisburg Young Professionals as the group’s new executive director. 

In a refrain that’s become a broken record, home sales prices rose last month in the Harrisburg region, as it’s still very much a seller’s market. 

Harrisburg-based independent marketing and communications firm PrepTalk expanded into a new service after President and CEO Heather Zell received a compliment from a client, opening her eyes to something she could offer businesses. 

Goodwill Keystone Area announced its new president and CEO who will lead the nonprofit across its 22-county footprint in central and southeastern Pennsylvania. 

Snyder, Secary & Associates LLC, which provides comprehensive land development services for commercial, residential, industrial and community projects, has been acquired by Pennoni, a multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm. 

Dr. David Talenti, a gastroenterologist who practices in Wayne County, was inaugurated as the 172nd president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society on Jan. 8.  

Harrisburg University’s incoming Center for Advanced Agriculture and Sustainability, slated to break ground later this year, received a $1 million donation from The Giant Co. 

Rahwa Teklai has been promoted to senior vice president and market leader for Harrisburg-based PNC Private Bank.  

Hanover-based real estate developer Burkentine Builders is set to break ground on a new $64 million luxury rental community on Jan. 26. 

Olde Liberty Square, a collection of four office properties at 4807-4815 Jonestown Road in Lower Paxton Township, Harrisburg, was purchased by a New York-based investment firm for $16 million. 

 Harrisburg International Airport is working to increase cargo capacity by 30% - and looking to funds included in the recently passed federal infrastructure bill to keep the project on schedule. 

Three midstate projects have been approved for over $672,000 in grant funding through the Keystone Communities Program.