Over breakfast in the ballroom of the Wyndham Garden York, a group of York County entrepreneurs and investors sat with rapt attention to hear the story of the region's newest star.

York County women have a new choice in specialty care with the opening of a WellSpan practice devoted to midlife health care.

Julie Lando Cross and Dave Cross are putting their love to the test in the name of downtown redevelopment.

A top executive at The Hershey Co. is stepping down this year.

In the bright and cavernous main work area at st@rtup in midtown Harrisburg, freelancers, telecommuters and employees taking time out of the office dot long work tables.

A Lancaster County precast concrete company has expanded its ownership group as part of a long-term succession plan.

I often feel like my conversations with other young professionals in Central Pennsylvania come back to a common theme: how connected we all are - electronically, but, more importantly, as a community.

Four years ago Rubina Azizdin remembers being asked to help broaden the reach of the career counseling program for Central Penn College.

I recently asked for some feedback on networking and tips from the CBPJ Women in Leadership Facebook page. The responses were great, anything from simple thank-you notes to attending events with a purpose.

Kim Lee Kenawell-Hoffecker did not grow up wanting to go into finance.

A Cumberland County woman is hoping that people's love for their dogs will overcome the challenges of publishing on paper.

The former Ashcombe Mansion Bed and Breakfast off Route 15 in Upper Allen Township has a new owner who is planning to open a special events venue on the site next year.

A longtime Cumberland County real estate firm has appointed its first female president as part of a leadership reorganization.

The last 12 months have delivered profound change for many local institutions.

Danene Sorace has lived in Lancaster County at three different times in her life: first as a student attending elementary and early middle school in the Elizabethtown area, then as a young adult returning from college and, finally, in 2007 as a married mother of a 1-year-old.