A Lancaster-area auction of Pennsylvania’s unique historical artifacts — from Revolutionary War firearms to Renaissance armor — totaled $2.3 million in sales last week.

Many new clients of Lancaster-based Domani Wealth looking for help on their financial or retirement plans bring with them what the financial advisement firm’s CEO calls ‘back of the napkin thoughts.’

Health care providers in Lancaster County can receive funding to grow their mental health workforce through a new program by the Lancaster Osteopathic Health Foundation.

Domani Wealth welcomed its newest owner this week, marking the 10th co-owner for the Lancaster-based financial planning and wealth management firm.

The cost of a restaurant liquor license in York and Lancaster counties may fall from the heights they reached in recent years, partially because fewer grocers stores are looking to buy them.

A Leola-based roofing equipment company set out to build an app that would improve its social media outreach, but found that roofers weren’t the only businesses that needed help with this form of advertising.

Ernie Choquette has been named chairman of Stevens & Lee and Stevens & Lee/Griffin.

Schreiber Center for Pediatrics is awaiting zoning approval to expand its Lancaster County outpatient facility.

Local businesses like Turkey Hill and Rutter’s were part of a list of the best convenient stores in the country along with other Pennsylvania staples like Sheetz and Wawa.

We talked to Aika Bodnar, 41, opened her State Farm insurance agency in Lancaster about her insurance agency and her favorite holiday traditions.

While economic indicators remain high for the U.S. economy as a whole, central and southeastern Pennsylvania have been beset by tumultuous global trade and a weak manufacturing sector for the last year and a half, according to a recently published study by analysts at RKL, a business consulting firm based in Lancaster.

Eight health care startups will show their products to a team of insurance and health care experts at the Smart Health Innovation Lab in Lancaster next year.

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board approved $1.2 million in grants to fund 18 different projects expected to increase the state’s production of beers and malt beverages.

The United Way of Lancaster named its next president and CEO to fill the position early next year — a local leader the nonprofit hopes will pick up where its last leader left off.

York-based PeoplesBank’s upcoming office in Lancaster will forego the fixtures of an average bank when it opens at Lancaster’s 101NQ building next year, the company announced Tuesday.