Workers employed in remote-friendly occupations are much less likely to struggle with housing affordability than those who aren’t, according to a new report. 

Pennsylvania American Water announced Thursday that it’s beginning construction to replace nearly 2 miles of water main in Derry Township and Steelton borough to improve reliability, reduce service disruptions, and increase water flows for firefighting.

York-based economic development agency Downtown Inc. will be offering $15,000 in grant funding to community-wide activities such as festivals and live arts. 

After COVID-19-related delays, an affordable housing development in York is moving forward. 

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board has approved an economic development liquor license for Hamir’s Indian Fusion in downtown York. 

York-based PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company, has opened its Hunt Valley Connections Center, equipped with state-of-the-art banking technology. 

A UPMC Hillman Cancer Center has opened at UPMC Hanover, specializing in hematology, medical oncology and gynecologic oncology services.

Armstrong World Industries Inc. reported Tuesday that its fourth-quarter net sales rose 18.3% from the year before and its operating income jumped 25.9%. 

York-based national architecture firm, CORE Design Group, announced it will be increasing its footprint in the Mid-Atlantic region with the opening of a new Aberdeen, Maryland office. 

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. 

Pennsylvania’s gaming and fantasy contests brought in over $393 million in revenue in January 2022, a 26% increase over January 2021. 

A floating nurse program first used at WellSpan York Hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic is now being used across WellSpan Health’s midstate hospitals. 

The next round of Bloom grants to promote trail tourism in seven York County Trail Towns is now open. 

Historically low inventory remains the story in the York-Adams housing market as 2022 unfolds. 

A record-breaking 4 million-plus square feet of industrial space was leased in York County in 2021, according to a new report.