The Wolf administration on Monday announced that 24 projects, including five in Central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley, will receive $3 million in historic preservation tax credits.

Dentsply Sirona is moving its executive offices to Charlotte, North Carolina, home of its new U.S. commercial hub. The headquarters relocation is not expected to impact its other offices and manufacturing operations in York.

WellSpan Health recently purchased three urgent-care centers in York County from a Maryland company and plans to reopen two of them this summer under its own banner.

Blanda Nace, a Republican candidate for York County Commissioner, is stepping down from the race to accept a position with York city’s Redevelopment Authority.

Royal Square Development and Construction is hoping to not only revive the former York Blue Moon in the 300 block of West Market Street, but also keep restaurant liquor licenses in the city. Liquor licenses are generating interest beyond restaurateurs in the wake of changes to state liquor laws, which has made them more valuable.

Wagman Construction has completed a stadium renovation project — a new membership club and other skybox changes — at PeoplesBank Park in York.

Classic Caramel, at 231 W. College Ave. in York, is for sale with several interested buyers, but nothing has been finalized.

Three Central Pennsylvania mayors — Eric Papenfuse of Harrisburg, Danene Sorace of Lancaster and Michael Helfrich of York — spoke about urban growth Thursday at an Urban Land Institute event in Harrisburg.

The interim director of York city’s Department of Economic and Community Development has resigned after slightly more than one month on the job.

A $450,000 state grant has been awarded to aid Steam Into History as it works to expand its rail attraction in York County.

The college is looking to convert the former Smurfit-Stone containerboard factory into new space. It will be called Knowledge Park at York College of Pennsylvania.

Central Penn Business Journal's online site has undergone a streamlined, easy-to-navigate redesign.

Print-O-Stat Inc. will be opening a new corporate headquarters in the former Osram Sylvania building in York.