York-based Springwood Hospitality, a hotel development and management company, recently announced new ownership and other organizational changes.

Rhoads Hallmark & Gift Shop in Hummelstown, owned by Dave and Jeanne Lutz for 49 years, has closed.

York-based LogosWorks Partners has acquired marketing services company Dave Becker Design, also of York, as of Jan. 1.

Iconic Lancaster confectioner Miesse Candies, which traces its roots to the 19th century, is under new ownership.

Hershey-based Pennsylvania American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, has signed an agreement with the Butler Area Sewer Authority to purchase its wastewater system for $231.5 million.

Fulton County is expected to receive an extensive broadband network courtesy of Upward Broadband, a Lancaster County-based and family-owned fixed wireless internet provider

Construction company Mowery owner and president David Cross announced that he will assume the role of CEO at the company.

The situation is especially tough for first-time purchasers, who often can’t compete with experienced buyers able to spend more on a house or pay in cash. 

Lancaster-based excavation company H.L Wiker has added two long-standing employees to its ownership team as part of the 34-year-old company’s succession plan. 

Harrisburg mechanical contracting and energy services firm, McClure Company, has sold a majority interest in the company to New York and Tokyo-based Sojitz Corporation of America (SCA). 

Steel Works Construction, a new privately held minority-owned construction management company, recently opened with two locations in Steelton and Wormleysburg. 

Lancaster-based home heating company Rhoads Energy has created an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) and will be giving company ownership to each of its 160 employees. 

Lititz-based point-of-purchase display, store fixture and case goods manufacturer Versatek Enterprise is now 100% woman-owned after its co-owner and CFO purchased her business partner’s half of the business. 

Most offices have been closed for weeks and employees are settling into the new normal of working from home. But while that transition may seem complete, the move from office to home can open vulnerabilities hackers can take advantage of.