It began with horse-riding lessons but word of mouth has made it something more.

Today, Little Springs Farm offers recreational equine therapy to children and their families who have suffered through traumatic experiences.

The 25-acre farm, which straddles the border of Lancaster and Berks counties, was born out of Cindy Martin’s lifelong love of horses and her empathy for people in need.

"Nothing gives me greater pleasure than seeing a...

Women generally earn less than men, which impacts purchasing power and, ultimately, the value of homeownership, according to a housing study by RealtyTrac.

A Derry Township business owner will be a contestant on this summer's reprise of ABC's “The $100,000 Pyramid” game show hosted by Michael Strahan.

With construction complete on the 150-unit Brooks Edge Apartments project on Lisburn Road, Triple Crown Corp. has shifted its focus to another housing development in Lower Allen Township.

This month's interviews take a closer look at asking for what you want, nonprofit challenges, networking and advocacy.

Executives in a women's networking group met at a bar for a recent event.

You work hard. You're smart. You have impressive strategic and leadership skills, and the CEO is always complimenting you on your latest project.

Ann Davis became involved with community theater in York County the same way most parents do.

Lisa Myers reached for a table napkin. She struggled to finish her sentence, eyes welling up.

Jayne Huston sees herself as a connector of people.

A startup health insurance company in Dauphin County plans to break into the Medicare Advantage health plan market this fall.

Janet Morgan Riggs became the 14th president of Gettysburg College in 2009. She studied psychology and mathematics at Gettysburg College before earning a master's degree and doctorate in social psychology from Princeton University. Riggs and her husband, Edward, have three adult children and live in Gettysburg.

Softball player Courtney Allen has been dominant in the pitcher's circle this season for Messiah College.

There's a change at the top of training organization Leadership York, which is saying goodbye to its retiring long-time leader while welcoming her replacement.