Jessica Rager was raised in Central City, a small borough of about 1,500 outside of Johnstown in western Pennsylvania.

Lancaster General Health/Penn Medicine and Universal Health Services are bringing on a former vice president of a Coatesville-area hospital to lead their new inpatient mental health center in Lancaster.

CoLab Inc., a Lancaster firm that provides consulting services for nonprofits and social enterprises, recently received official designation as a B Corporation.

Capital Region Water is looking for a new CEO following the departure of the executive who has led it since 2011.

A woman walking into a meeting of SCORE mentors right now might feel a little out of place. The vast majority of people volunteering for the organization locally are men.

Jen Shade is backing up her feelings about post-secondary education with the funds to support it.

Jessica Rager was raised in Central City, Pa., a small borough of about 1,500 outside of Johnstown.

Tina Corner is the founder of LXCouncil, a peer group organization. She's growing groups locally and shared some insight on how peer groups can spur a company's growth.

As Centric Financial Corp. settles into its new operations center in Cumberland County, it is ramping up plans to grow in 2018.

New Cumberland residents Andrea and Eric Montgomery wanted to keep their late son's spirit alive, so they started a distillery.

A Lancaster County-based weight-loss chain has opened a new franchise location in York County.

A report using U.S. Census and GDP data show women-owned businesses are outpacing the national average of all businesses, but Pennsylvania and its major metros are ranking near the middle or lower end of the pack compared to other areas of the country.

Dr. Angela W. Rowe has been named president of the Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society, becoming the first woman to head the group.

The national percentage of women earning undergraduate degrees in the male-dominated engineering field is around 20 percent.

The national percentage of women earning undergraduate degrees in the male-dominated engineering field is around 20 percent.