Darla Hoover will take over as artistic director for the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet in Carlisle following the death of the organization's founder and longtime leader.

Last year we launched the Women Who Lead section to highlight women leaders in our community. The response was, well, fantastic.

Ashley Winch is doubling down on her indoor golf business on the East Shore.

Industries nationwide have been struggling to find workers, and the situation is no different in wealth management and financial planning, where recruitments efforts are becoming more urgent.

Self-discipline, generosity and focus were key tenets that Marcia Dale Weary strived to teach her students, no matter whether they continued with ballet after graduating from her Carlisle studio.

Four York County women will be recognized for their contributions to the community during the Junior League of York's inaugural Black and White Gala: A Night of Recognizing and Empowering York Women.

A common thread among area business leaders is their ability to seek out peers for advice, mentorship and personal growth.

Michelle Rondinelli, 41, is part of the third generation of ownership of Kitchen Kettle Village in Lancaster County.

Mussels and mold are not a recipe for growth at most engineering firms, but they are for Skelly and Loy Inc., which specializes in environmental work.

Trade, jobs and immigration were on the minds of business people, legislators and others who met this week in Harrisburg with Linda McMahon, the administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration.

McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC has hired York-based labor and employment attorney Anne Zerbe as part of an initiative to expand into the York area.

The Engineers Week awards include four categories: Engineer of the Year, Technical Achievement, Young Engineer of the Year and the John H. McCormick Educational Outreach Award. Here are the 2019 winners appear.

Pennsylvania Bankers Association has named Nell McCormack Abom as its new vice president of marketing and communications.

The Lancaster Chamber's annual Dinner is scheduled to feature former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi, who will discuss ethics, corporate responsibility and what it took to become the head of one of the largest food and drink companies in the world.

Deepa Sekhar, 41, was recently appointed executive director of Penn State PRO Wellness and will oversee its research and outreach efforts.