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Technica to lay off 100 workers at New Cumberland facility by sept. 30
Technica plans to lay off 100 workers at its New Cumberland facility by Sept. 30 due to the end of a Defense Logistics Agency task order.
Oxford Hall Celtic Shop Commemorates 40 Years of Celtic Charm
Oxford Hall Celtic Shop marks 40 years in New Cumberland, blending Irish heritage, a cozy café, and community spirit that keeps the town’s heart beating.
Central Pa. banks, credit unions recognized by Newsweek
Central Pennsylvania banks and credit unions have been recognized by Newsweek as being among America’s best for 2025.
Central Pa. dealerships, auto body shop purchased
Three Mechanicsburg dealerships and one auto body shop have been purchased from Freysinger Automotive by the Fred Beans Automotive Group.
New Cumberland IT firm reaches “highly regarded” status with cybersecurity partner
New Cumberland-based SelecTech, Inc., an IT solutions provider, has achieved the Gold Mastery partnership level with SonicWall, a global leader in cybersecurity technology.
New Cumberland Rite Aid added to closure list
A Rite Aid in New Cumberland is among the latest store closings announced by the company.
Defense Distribution Center Susquehanna receives 2022 Commander In Chiefs award
The Defense Distribution Center Susquehanna (DDCS), New Cumberland, has won the 2022 Commander in Chief’s Award for Installation Excellence from the U.S. Department of Defense.
New Cumberland realty group rebrands as a RE/MAX brokerage
New Cumberland-based D’Angelo Realty Group announced that it has aligned with international real estate franchise RE/MAX and will be operating as RE/MAX Pathway.
Retro & Rad opens in New Cumberland offering vintage games and collectibles
Retro & Rad, selling nostalgia from the 1980s and 1990s, is open in downtown New Cumberland. Owner Kelly Donnelly said the store at 308 W. Market St., which opened in […]
Plans for a new New Cumberland are taking shape
The New Cumberland revitalization project that kicked off in October 2016 is continuing to take shape, though its momentum has been blunted by the pandemic.
New Cumberland coffee shop expands during COVID closure
When the brother and sister were forced to close Brew Cumberland’s Best on Bridge Street in New Cumberland, they were initially dismayed. Then they realized that they could use the down time to their advantage.
A tale of two towns
The boroughs of Camp Hill and New Cumberland have long stood as gateway communities to the West Shore and Cumberland County. Each has seen its local economies ebb and flow with the new realities and struggles of brick-and-mortar retail and restaurant spaces.
