Plouse Precision Manufacturing refinanced its Highspire, Dauphin County-based headquarters with the help of a $1.9 million Small Business Administration loan.

Christopher Cassel, 37, has spent more than 15 years in wealth management and public accounting, with experience in financial planning, investment management, corporate retirement plan consulting and business succession planning. He joined Harrisburg-based Sevenbridge Financial Group earlier this year as a senior wealth adviser.

Harrisburg’s concert scene had room to grow when Harrisburg University decided to launch its own concert series—now a year into the program, the university is offering students an entry point into the live entertainment industry with a new course.

Despite an increasing drug death rate and high levels of air pollution, Pennsylvania kept the same ranking for the third year in the row in United Health Foundation’s 2019 America Health Rankings.

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board approved $1.2 million in grants to fund 18 different projects expected to increase the state’s production of beers and malt beverages.

Harrisburg University’s latest undergraduate course will give students an introduction to live entertainment production when it launches in January.

Unsolicited phone calls selling health insurance plans during this year’s open enrollment period could be robocalls trying to sell a scam, the state’s insurance commissioner warned Monday.

Passengers flying out of Harrisburg International Airport will now have the option to travel first class when on a regional flight through United Airlines.

Harvest Health & Recreation Inc. opened its Harrisburg dispensary on Tuesday. It’s the Phoenix-based cannabis company’s fifth in Pennsylvania.

UPS will build a 315,000-square-foot warehouse made to store products for pharmaceutical, biopharma and medical supply companies near its transportation hub in Harrisburg.

After the loss of her parents, a local entrepreneur decided she would open a franchise of a national home care chain.

After time off to recover from surgery led Lita Heckler to the realization that she didn't like her corporate job, she set out to start anew. In 2008, Heckler began working for Edible Arrangements and today operates three of the fruit arrangement franchises in the midstate.

Pavone Marketing Group Inc. has acquired firms in Philadelphia and Cumberland County that will be taking the Pavone name in the coming weeks.

A medical marijuana dispensary planning to open in Harrisburg this year will be looking at how it can contribute to its community as it moves into one of the city’s historic fire stations.

More than 300 business and community leaders helped Central Penn Business Journal celebrate Reader Rankings' inaugural party June 19 in Harrisburg.