The creators of a wellness app for seniors have published a print journal for individuals without internet access.

This Friday, Lancaster-based Rachel’s Cafe and Creperie will feature two temporary menu items to help raise money for the Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania.

The state First Industries Fund has provided low interest loans for three Central Pennsylvania farm projects.

A local human resources professional is set to be the new executive director of the Lancaster-based Central Penn Business Group on Health.

For many midstate businesses in the sports industry, 2019 was a standout year and leaders were looking to capitalize on that success as they prepared for the 2020 season.

Keith Kuzio, former CEO of Williamsport-based Larson Design Group, will be succeeding Chip Cargas as chair of the Cargas Board of Directors.

Between March and July, Pennsylvania hospitals experienced $5 billion in losses resulting from a sharp decline in patient volume and despite federal relief fund payments.

After a decade of brokering deals on residential housing throughout the region, a Lancaster-based real estate firm announced that it will be affiliating with Century 21 Real Estate.

Restaurant chain P.F. Chang’s laid off 525 employees across the state as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The layoffs will affect restaurants in Lancaster, Delaware, Allegheny, Bucks and Montgomery counties.

Harrisburg-based UPMC Pinnacle opened two new UPMC Heart and Vascular Institute offices in the midstate on Monday; one in Shrewsbury Township, York County, and another and Warwick Township, Lancaster County.

Penn State Health will build its second Lancaster County outpatient center at the intersection of Harrisburg Pike and Rt. 30 in Lancaster.

UPMC plans to expand its Heart and Vascular Institute with a series of changes to its services in Lancaster County.

Lancaster-based High Co.’s subsidiaries are working on a string of projects at High’s Greenfield mixed-use community hub, two of which will receive a low-interest loan from the state.

The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce’s annual dinner will be held as a free one-hour live-streamed event at Lancaster’s Clipper Magazine Stadium on Oct. 1.

A Lancaster County developer of 55-plus housing plans to begin construction on its second senior housing development in downtown Lancaster.