Can your workplace be a happy place?

A leadership training hub in downtown York is relocating to a new office space with the expectation of adding staff.

What do young professionals want out of a philanthropic experience?

A Lancaster woman who has spent years working to improve brain health in children is using what she has learned to help reduce the rate of cognitive decline in people who are aging.

What made people loyal to Judy Weakley certainly wasn't her sunny demeanor.

A successful diversity and inclusion strategy can help business performance in many ways.

Despite growing evidence on the positive effects of gender equality for businesses big and small, the boards of Central Pennsylvania's public companies are still predominantly made up of men.

Amid test tubes, beakers and expensive-looking scanners in a laboratory at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology sits what looks like a child's toy.

Our annual Women in Business and Leadership issue highlights the diversity of the business environment in Central Pennsylvania.

Two local state representatives know that as women in the male-dominated Pennsylvania legislature, they need to be on their A-game all the time.

On a rainy day in mid-February, Abby Hobson drove around a wooded former campground near Elizabethtown where more than a dozen tiny houses will sit in less than two months.

A new Cumberland County distillery will open its retail tasting room this weekend in downtown New Cumberland.

Kimman's closed the doors of its North Beaver Street storefront this past weekend. And this Friday, the storefront's new occupants are going to help the York community make pour decisions.

Amanda Jabour Kowalski was a lawyer in Washington D.C. when she first applied for admission to the U.S. Supreme Court bar, which would allow her to argue cases there, but she decided to wait.