Sarah Doyle didn't envision the typical path to law school for herself when it came time to select a major for her undergraduate studies.

When Laura Deitch and her husband made the decision to move from New York City to the midstate, she knew they would always have the option to come back and visit their friends or favorite restaurants in the Big Apple.

Patricia Bucek has announced she will be leaving her position as vice president of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and Capital Region Economic Development Corp., in early April for a nonprofit opportunity in her hometown of Pittsburgh.

Kedren Crosby has faced skeptics who questioned her emphasis on emotional intelligence in the workplace. Then again, she herself was slow to embrace the notion that there's more to business and bureaucracy than crunching numbers.

Katrina Thoma, 56, was recently appointed director of medical services at Sadler Health Center in Carlisle, which she joined in 2010 as a pediatric nurse practitioner.

A senior executive for a global manufacturing company learned how to identify and solve the source of recurring quality issues.

A former Camp Hill elementary school principal is now the district's superintendent.

The Hershey Co. has chosen a food and retail industry veteran to oversee its newly unveiled growth strategy.

When Jill Castilla's stepfather asked her to return to Oklahoma to save his family's bank in 2009, the offer the bank gave her was less than enticing.

Max Reiss was able to sit back and watch, for the most part, as his daughter made a few changes to the downtown York jewelry store he had run for nearly 50 years.

They tried to tell Susan Byrnes that it couldn't be done.

Every downtown needs a champion. For some midstate communities, that person has been Kelly Withum.

Jennifer and Andrew Greenawalt wanted a major makeover of their outdated Lower Paxton Township hair salon, but they couldn't afford to shut down and lose four weeks of business during renovations.

Atomic Design has added a new leadership position, the Warwick Township-based company said this week.

The company that runs much of Chocolate Town has a new marketing leader.