What if and why not? Those small questions can lead to big ideas.

Jewel Cooper didn't mince words when she met Stacy Klann for the first time.

A back-to-back trip to China, a chocolate posse and an observant 7-year-old were a few of the seeds Claudia Williams needed to grow her own consulting and human resource company.

A woman might be running for president in 2016, but the glass ceiling women often face in their professions is still intact.

It meant hours in a car, some of them spent doing tax returns, but accountant Andrea Johnson wasn't going to miss a second of her son's college football career.

It has gone from being an “overgrown dumping grounds to a skillfully designed urban oasis,” with a garden generating food for organizations like the York Rescue Mission.

The family that owns the 64-year-old Haar's Auction & Drive-In could easily have packed it in this year.

Let's talk about vacation, specifically, my vacation.

When Debbie Rutter signs in at networking events, she doesn't list a business or group she's representing.

To become a trusted leader, your people have to know you.

Investing in herself is the most terrifying thing Mary Katie Engle has ever done.

Two local organizations are teaming up with an eye on capturing gold in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, which are slated to begin Aug. 5.

State officials have launched a loan program to help out small businesses owned by women, minorities and veterans.