Lancaster-based investment firm PennSpring Capital has continued its investments into mid-state businesses with the acquisition of Mechanicsburg-based M&A advisory firm Norton Jackson.

Central Penn College announced in 2019 that it would offer eligible students one free year of housing through a new scholarship program, but when the pandemic hit, the Summerdale-based college expanded the service to two years.

Full-service custom construction and remodeling company B&D Builders hired its first CEO in February.

Two Lancaster County farms were among six to receive funding from Gov. Tom Wolf to expand agriculture operations, it was recently announced.

Seven area colleges are slated to receive $850,000 in grants through the BB&T - now Truist Economic Growth Fund - at the Lancaster County Community Foundation.

Truist Bank’s newest business banking leader for central Pennsylvania brings with him over a decade of experience with Citizens Bank and Bank of America.

Longtime Lancaster County real estate agent Carole Kirchner has a message for those who want to purchase a house.

Lancaster Airport will offer daily flights to Washington Dulles International Airport beginning in June and will no longer offer direct flights to Baltimore.

York technology company Doceo recently moved its Lancaster location to a new, 1,866-square-foot service center on Oregon Pike.

Stonebridge Financial Group in Wormleysburg, Cumberland County, was about to sign the lease to its new Lancaster location when the pandemic struck and leadership agreed to delay opening a new brick-and-mortar storefront.

Lancaster-based supportive housing developer HDC MidAtlantic announced its newest vice president on Monday.

More than 100 colleges will take part in a virtual college fair held by a consortium of midstate private schools.

Lancaster investment firm PennSpring Capital announced its newest Partner on Tuesday.

If you were to ask any health system executive what the future of health care was in 2019, they would have said telemedicine. And in March of last year, with patients unable to access their physicians because of the quarantine, that shift to telemedicine happened in weeks, not years.

Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences launches a new medical assistant program beginning this fall.