A $250,000 grant to the manufacturing sector of south central Pennsylvania is expected to train 120 workers and help grow the industry. 

Midstate businesses partnered with area schools this week as they look to make a pathway for tomorrow’s workforce. 

A former Lancaster County employee, who claims to have been fired for refusing to destroy investigation notes against two employees she wanted to fire over racial discrimination, has filed a suit in federal court under the Whistleblower Protection Act.

At the start of the pandemic, Lancaster and Lebanon counties were like much of the state when jobs were being shed to some of the highest levels in decades. But the numbers of jobless dwindled over the summer, with the numbers inching closer to falling below double digits by July.