As she finds a balance between growth and tradition, the new president of Brown's Orchards is adopting a perspective of “one day at a time.”

Gov. Tom Wolf took steps Wednesday to end the gender pay gap in Pennsylvania, signing an executive order to protect women seeking jobs with state agencies.

Jennifer Jones, 30, began her career with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty in 2010 while working towards a degree in business management at Millersville University.

Central Penn College has a new president in place to start the summer.

Mary Brown has taken the reins as the president and CEO of Brown's Orchards & Farm Market in southern York County.

Women earn about $0.79 for every dollar a man makes, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Pamela Formica has been promoted to CFO for Masonic Villages effective June 1.

The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry recognized David Keller, Jen Strobel and Penn Ketchum at its 146th Annual Dinner, held Wednesday night at the Lancaster County Convention Center & Marriot Lancaster at Penn Square.

Barbara K. Altmann, a provost at Bucknell University, has been named president of Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, the first woman to head the institution in its 231-year history.

The York County Convention and Visitors Bureau selected Laura Gurreri as its acting president while a search committee finds a replacement for outgoing president Anne Druck.

Two men who got their start as York County business owners will be facing off in this year's gubernatorial race.

Ashley Winch had always wanted to be a business owner, but nothing ever caught her eye.

In the 1970s, symphonies were 90 percent male. Were men better musicians?

Confession time. I find it really hard to work from home.

Gettysburg College President Janet Morgan Riggs will retire from her post next June.