York County Economic Alliance (YCEA) employee Sully Pinos has been named to take part in a prestigious nationwide fellowship program.

As career transiency becomes the norm, more “adult learners” and “non-traditional” students enter — or re-enter — the higher education space. And, due to life experience, family demands and other characteristics, the traditional model for higher education doesn’t necessarily work for this growing part of the student population.

Dasher executives Sharon Ryan and Cynthia Tolsma spent years observing the workforce at Harrisburg-based Dasher Inc.

A veteran in the federally qualified health center space has joined Lancaster Health Center as its newest CEO and President.

Two employees of Boyer & Ritter LLC have been elected principal owners of the East Pennsboro Township-based accounting firm.

Rite Aid Corp. announced Monday morning that a new leader has been found to run the embattled company, taking over management immediately. Heyward Donigan, a longtime executive in the health care industry, will serve as Rite Aid’s CEO and join the board of directors.

Norman Bristol Colon wants people to understand the buying power and entrepreneurship that exists today among the Latino community in Pennsylvania and around the country. The founder and chairman of the Pennsylvania Latino Convention and a former mayoral candidate in Lancaster led a discussion Thursday night on the economic impact on the growing Hispanic and ...

When your motto is “service above self,” you may not always be comfortable touting your accomplishments. But a low profile isn’t necessarily a good thing, according to Andrew Rebuck, who just finished a year as president of the Rotary Club of Harrisburg. Rebuck and incoming president Joyce Libby are working to promote the work that Harrisburg's Rotary Club does and increase its membership.

The United Way of Lebanon County has named Brooke Smith as its new CEO. She is replacing Kenny Montijo, who left the position in May.

After leading the United Way of Lancaster County for the last five years through one of its biggest changes to date, the organization's president and CEO intends to leave by the end of this year to join the Peace Corps.

A Lancaster native was inspired to learn how to grow hemp and produce CBD oil after it helped her stop using pain killers for her own chronic pain.

Sadler Health Center has appointed an interim CEO as it makes a decision on a pending merger with the state’s largest community health center.

Building on its growth in Lancaster and York counties, Univest Bank and Trust Co. has hired its first commercial lender for Cumberland and Dauphin counties.

The mom guilt is real when the weather turns warm. Don't worry, you're kids will survive.

After time off to recover from surgery led Lita Heckler to the realization that she didn't like her corporate job, she set out to start anew. In 2008, Heckler began working for Edible Arrangements and today operates three of the fruit arrangement franchises in the midstate.