A new imaging system built into WellSpan York Hospital’s Cardiac Catheterization Lab is expected to help the hospital provide safer, faster and more accurate heart and vascular treatments.

WellSpan Health’s York-based family medicine practice doubled in size and extended its hours during a recent expansion.

A new division of the York-based Shipley Energy will invest in certified green energy projects for each gallon of heating oil or propane it sells.

The YMCA of York has received a $230,000 grant to continue to develop the nonprofit’s outdoor space.

The York Builders Association released a series of seven short videos designed to educate viewers on the positives of joining a skilled trade.

When the adult-care company Right at Home of Southern Pennsylvania was asked to care for a 20-year-old brain cancer patient earlier this year, it struck a chord with franchisee Keith Zimmerman.

WellSpan Health has tripled the size of its pediatric rehabilitation practice after moving it from the WellSpan York Hospital to a York Township shopping center.

Three York natives with years of experience at larger accounting firms, founded a CPA firm in downtown York to bring services generally offered by larger firms to smaller businesses.

A 120,000-square-foot outpatient center opened on Monday as part of UPMC Pinnacle’s new UPMC Memorial campus.

UPMC Pinnacle began transferring patients to its new West Manchester Township hospital early Sunday morning. By 9 a.m., the new UPMC Memorial hospital was open.

The staff and providers of a York Township-based outpatient surgery center have agreed to join UPMC Pinnacle and will be relocating to the system’s new UPMC Outpatient Center in West Manchester Township.

After time off to recover from surgery led Lita Heckler to the realization that she didn't like her corporate job, she set out to start anew. In 2008, Heckler began working for Edible Arrangements and today operates three of the fruit arrangement franchises in the midstate.

Early next year, investors in the Northwest Triangle near downtown York expect to see construction start on the next stages of an ambitious project designed to steer the city of about 44,100 people into the “fourth industrial revolution.”

A free boat-tour series on the Susquehanna River begins this weekend and is expected to continue through the summer.

Harrisburg-based McNees, Wallace & Nurick LLC opened its eighth office in York last month.