Neibert’s barbershop in Mechanicsburg has been a mainstay in the area for more than a century. And in an era when COVID-19 determines just about every business decision, Charles Dureka is happy that he gambled on a business that has been practically immune to adversity.  

Home remodeling company West Shore Home completed the acquisition of Tennessee-based home improvement company Hullco Inc.

Mechanicsburg donut franchise Duck Donuts has been acquired by a Radnor-based private equity firm in a move that the local franchise says will provide the resources it needs to accelerate its growth to more markets.

At his small butcher shop in Mechanicsburg, Mills sells pre-marinated steaks, roasts, farm fresh eggs, sausages, burgers, beef, pork, bacon, chicken, turkey, guinea fowl and duck, to name but a few items he keeps in stock. He also offers onsite dining where customers can choose from a variety of handhelds, served on homemade rolls.

Mechanicsburg home remodeling company, West Shore Home, introduced a company-wide $15 minimum wage on Monday.

Mechanicsburg-based federal credit union AmeriChoice welcomed its newest president and CEO this week.

Mechanicsburg is building a reputation as a plum place to do business. From its walkability, to its quaint small town feel and its affordability, it’s a town on the move, attracting entrepreneurs seeking to do business in the borough.

Gail Faulkner, the recently retired CEO of the Faulkner Auto Group of Mechanicsburg, has been honored as one of the 100 most influential women in the North American Auto Industry.

An executive with years of experience in advertising took his career in a new direction after launching the Harrisburg franchisee of a national senior living referral agency.

Integrated Medical Transport, a non-emergency medical transportation company based in Mechanicsburg, will offer its transportation services to the general public. The move is a response to concern surrounding the spread of the coronavirus.

Penn State Health Medical Group is expanding its Cumberland County footprint with a new primary care office in Upper Allen Township.

Mark Butler, founder and CEO of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Holdings Inc., died Sunday, according to company officials. The 61-year-old passed away unexpectedly while spending the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with his family. The board of directors on Monday named John Swygert as interim president and CEO of the company. Swygert has served as executive vice president ...

UPMC Pinnacle opened a new plastic and reconstructive surgery office in Lower Allen Township, Cumberland County on Wednesday.

Aaron Barnes, 44, was recently promoted to vice president at Urban Engineers, providing construction support services from the firm’s Mechanicsburg office. He has been with Urban for 20 years, working on projects with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, among others.

Citing the loss of a customer, XPO Logistics has announced 75 layoffs from a warehouse facility it operates in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County.