Recent hires include: JFC Workforce and Peak Capital Inc.

NASA’s successful mission in late September to change the trajectory of the asteroid Dimorphos made world headlines.

Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning will break ground Oct. 23 in Harrisburg on its second early childhood education center, scheduled to open in 2024.

Sustainable Composites, a Lancaster-based company that upcycles scrap leather into Enspire Leather, a material that can be utilized as new leather, announced the appointment of Donald G. Morrison as CEO.

Harrisburg-based Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Inc. plans to build a $68 million distribution center in Princeton, Illinois, to meet growing demand and support the company’s nationwide expansion.

A tentative agreement on a five-year deal with BAE Systems covering approximately 800 workers in the company's York facility was announced Wednesday by United Steelworkers Local 7687.

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A pharmaceutical laboratory and manufacturing facility in Emigsville sold for $2.7 million, announced Rock Commercial Real Estate, which represented the seller.

Elizabeth Bower is a huge proponent of the “Zero Waste” philosophy. For those who are unaware of what that is, it can be easily explained by its five principles: Refuse (what you do not need), reduce, re-use, rot, recycle.

The York County Economic Alliance announced Tuesday that 12 local businesses and nonprofits received 2022 York County Trail Towns Bloom grants.

The Bank of Bird-in-Hand announced it plans to undertake a common stock offering in September to support growth and take advantage of market opportunities.

An evening throwing axes at a Lancaster-based hatchet house turned into a business opportunity for two Hershey couples.

Plouse Precision Manufacturing refinanced its Highspire, Dauphin County-based headquarters with the help of a $1.9 million Small Business Administration loan.

Four Lancaster natives founded a tourism company focused on bringing local experiences to Lancaster visitors after one of the founders did the same for a group of Norwegian tourists.