Two York-area businesswomen announced plans today to buy York's historic National Guard Armory and redevelop it for use as a community “educational enrichment” facility by 2019.

The ballet students craned their necks to study Marcia Dale Weary as she repeated pas de bourrėe footwork at the front of the room.

I looked across at one of the head tables Friday afternoon at the Salvation Army's Shoe Strut event in East Pennsboro Township. Half of the women there had been featured in our monthly Women in Leadership newsletter.

It was at Duck Donuts' opening launch in Virginia when a store shelf holding the doughnut icing suddenly wasn't.

Sarah Lanphier said doing her homework has always been important.

Susquehanna Township-based Unique Limousine Inc. has bought At Your Service Limo in Cumberland County, helping propel the Dauphin County transportation company to a fleet of more than 100 vehicles.

Dillsburg-based Monarch Media Solutions, a media-buying firm founded in 2012, has expanded to North Carolina with the opening of a Charlotte office, the company announced this week.

Last year we saw the highest-ever level of merger and acquisition activity. And while this year market volatility has quieted the M&A environment slightly, many still expect to see quite a bit of activity.

The average U.S. business with paid employees is as old as most middle-school students.

Gary Griffith was a full time pastor for 28 years, but when he retired two years ago, he still wanted some kind of work to keep him busy.

Devon Burnley was living in Florida, hundreds of miles away from her Lancaster County roots but working at her dream job: training gymnasts.

How do you keep your product fresh and up to date? Jennifer Lynn, whose “product” is radio, will address that question at an upcoming meeting of professional women at York College. Lynn is a host and producer for “Morning Edition” at Philadelphia’s NPR station WHYY.

Heather Zell expects to have quite the weekend.

Kyla Crawford-Harvey, 38, started as executive director of the Neighborhood Center of the United Methodist Church on Aug. 8. She came to the center from Camp Curtin YMCA, where she was program director.

I've been wanting to put together a theme-based issue since we launched the Women in Leadership newsletter in the spring.