The speaker for The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry’s biggest night was delayed at a New York Airport and it took the business community the night was focused on to salvage the event.

Lancaster-based tech company Track5Media has rebranded itself to end any confusion stemming from its name.

The Wolf administration on Monday announced that 24 projects, including five in Central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley, will receive $3 million in historic preservation tax credits.

Lancaster installed a temporary roundabout at an intersection in the city that has seen a high number of accidents and complaints.

After selling his half of a popular Lancaster commercial space, a local developer is turning his sights on a new project that he says will have a significant impact In South Central Pennsylvania.

A new variety of chocolate called ruby chocolate is making its way to the U.S., and a Lancaster distributor will be among the first to sell it to chocolatiers.

Lancaster-based Community First Fund is bolstering its executive team and growing staff to prepare for greater lending growth across the communities it serves in Central Pennsylvania, the Lehigh Valley and suburban Philadelphia.

Since 1955, T&W Traffic Control has decorated midstate streets and highways in orange, yellow and white.

The new owners of a Lancaster high fidelity music store plan to move their business in an effort to reach a larger group of music lovers.

Citing an increase in bank consolidation over the past five years thinning out competition, Camp Hill-based Linkbank saw an opportunity to open two branches in the region.

A vacant warehouse in Columbia is being renovated into commercial office space and the real estate firm behind the project aims to find interest among companies that may have trouble finding space in Lancaster city.

Three Central Pennsylvania mayors — Eric Papenfuse of Harrisburg, Danene Sorace of Lancaster and Michael Helfrich of York — spoke about urban growth Thursday at an Urban Land Institute event in Harrisburg.

A new office is giving the founder of East Hempfield Township-based Move Forward Counseling an opportunity to bring its woman-focused care to more clients in Lancaster County. Move Forward opened a second office this month in a former dentist’s office in Manheim Township. It bought the property in August. Alison Pidgeon, CEO and founder of the practice, said she decided ...

Central Penn Business Journal's online site has undergone a streamlined, easy-to-navigate redesign.

A subscription-based startup offering check-in services aims to help keep seniors independent and their families informed.