Lititz- based business advisory and CPA firm, Simon Lever, promoted two employees who have worked at the firm since graduating college.

Harrisburg University professors are hoping to work with a variety of businesses as the school’s new User Experience Center takes shape in downtown Harrisburg.

Harrisburg-based grocery story Provisions is set to close this Friday after two years of operation at Strawberry Square.

Sara Bozich is entering the new decade with a fresh look and clearer vision of her service lines.

Through his agency, CrocodileDog Marketing, Matthew Davis has laid the groundwork by putting York on the map for fellow foodies and beer enthusiasts in Maryland and New York with annual festivals for the last 12 years.

A Leola-based roofing equipment company set out to build an app that would improve its social media outreach, but found that roofers weren’t the only businesses that needed help with this form of advertising.

Cofounder of a Harrisburg-based corporate and securities law firm, Brandt Bowman took a risk to jumpstart his own business and now advises other startups on how to do the same.

Harrisburg University’s incoming Esports degree will teach students the skills needed to work in the growing competitive video game sports industry, according to school officials.

Harrisburg’s concert scene had room to grow when Harrisburg University decided to launch its own concert series—now a year into the program, the university is offering students an entry point into the live entertainment industry with a new course.

Christopher Donchak’s passion is connecting with other people. It’s what led him to obtain master’s degrees in psychology and human resources management.

The Arctic fascinated Jonathan Weber, so he was excited when he was chosen from a competitive field for a position with the United States Antarctic Program in 2016.

Bitsy McCann is full of life. Laughing, smiling – making others smile. McCann, founder and owner of Bitsy Plus Design was recently honored as one of our Forty Under 40 honorees in October.

Since 2013 John LeClair and John Paul “JP” Painton spent long lunches brainstorming about starting their own music store.

A desire to help young employees pay off their student debt has prompted some Pennsylvania companies to try offering help as a benefit, but many are finding that it may be more trouble than it’s worth.

Spooky Nook Sports’ COO Jim Launer’s career has grown alongside the extensive development that the East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, sports complex has seen in the six years since it opened.