With a taste of history packaged on every bottle, a new business plans to share its spirits with York County.

Like their counterparts around the country, millennials in Central Pennsylvania are having fewer babies than did previous generations. We asked them why.

A Lancaster County-based weight-loss chain has opened a second franchise location in the Harrisburg area.

A longtime Camp Hill yoga studio is moving next month due to redevelopment of its current home.

Hearing issues are all too real for Ron Allander, a board-certified hearing instrument specialist.

Gift CPAs, a business accounting and advisory firm, has purchased Sandy F. Adams Public Accounting and Tax Services.

Katie Caples recently left a full-time position with a nonprofit in York to spend more time with her family and start her own business.

It's 85 degrees and sunny, a perfect summer day.

You learn a lot about yourself after walking hundreds of miles in a month's time. For one Harrisburg woman, it was a journey that ended with her very own book launch.

The Women Presidents' Organization is not a networking group, but its members will tell you it's the best network they've ever had.

As a physician for more than 30 years, Rebecca Burdette has seen a number of patients struggle with obesity and weight gain. Their struggles, the York resident admits, were something she was all too familiar with, as she'd faced those challenges herself.

United Zion Retirement Community appointed Sue Verdegem as its new CEO after Phil Burkholder resigned last November.

Laura Fiore, 51, joined AAA Central Penn as vice president of human resources in 2017.

Heather Steavens-Jones has a staff of 11 for her Mechanicsburg-based business.