As residential real estate activity cools in the region, the jump in home prices has slowed as well, though they’re still well above last year’s figures. 

The Lebanon VA Medical Center has expanded and remodeled its Outpatient Behavioral Health Clinic to provide care to veterans of Southcentral Pennsylvania. 

Stoudts of Adamstown will bring back its Oktoberfest beer starting Aug. 1, two years after the company shuttered its doors due to the pandemic. 

AHF Products has closed on the purchase of certain assets of Armstrong Flooring, Inc. 

Poultry farmers in Lancaster and Berks County hit by avian flu that killed more than 4.2 million birds this year will receive aid from the state to recover their losses. 

Lancaster-based Wohlsen Construction Co. has promoted Bernard L. “Bud” Grove to senior vice president of Senior Living.  

PennDOT is looking for CDL operators and diesel and construction equipment mechanics in Franklin County. 

Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences (PA College) is offering a Cardiac Sonography Associate Degree and Certificate Program this fall. 

Projects in Adams and Lancaster counties are among nine to receive approval through the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) that will empower communities and economic development partners to attract businesses by building an inventory of ready sites. 

Millersville University and Excentia Human Services are partnering to offer professional development for human services professionals to help the intellectual disability and autism community. 

According to a blog post announcing the news, the new store - with approximately 34,000 square feet of retail space - is about four times larger than the previous Good’s on West Main Street in Ephrata. 

Armstrong Flooring, Inc. announced Sunday it has sold its North American assets for $107 million in cash. 

Lancaster-based Armstrong World Industries Inc. and Suwanee, Georgia-based Price Industries announced an expanded partnership focused on accelerating the development of products to enhance healthy indoor spaces. 

Lancaster-based Armstrong Flooring will now go before a Delaware bankruptcy court July 12 for approval of the sale of its China and Australia assets.  

Demand continues to exceed supply in the industrial segment of Lancaster County’s commercial real estate market, while the office and retail sectors are less busy but doing relatively well.