“I’m looking forward to rebuilding professional wrestling in Central Pennsylvania and helping an entire new generation of superstars realize their dream.” 

A point-based system that rewards people for using their AAA cards won first prize in Harrisburg University’s second annual hackathon. 

A Lancaster company is developing a system to create clean hydrogen with no carbon byproduct. 

Ross Productions, a boutique wedding and event DJ entertainment company, has opened a studio in Lancaster. 

Sharina Johnson knows firsthand the need for support after completing a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. Her journey through recovery led her to start a new venture, Arcana Recovery Inc., to help others facing similar issues. 

The bad news is that Pennsylvania’s chronic economic underperformance has robbed us of prosperity that should have been ours.

New funding to provide training for more than 30 electrical industry apprentices in Pennsylvania, Governor Wolf announced. 

Discover Lancaster is rolling out a new initiative that puts coffee drinkers on the road to Lancaster County coffee shops.

Elizabethtown College was recently awarded a $1.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to launch the Center for Equity and Sustainability in Engineering, in partnership with Vermont’s Greenway Institute.

East Stroudsburg University and Widener Law Commonwealth finalized a partnership Thursday to offer students the opportunity to complete their undergraduate and law degrees in six years. 

Starting Oct. 17, Elizabethtown College's School for Graduate and Professional Studies will launch a Family Business Graduate and Entrepreneurship Certificate.

The state Department of Agriculture is looking for applicants for $500,000 in PA Farm Bill Agriculture & Youth Grants for programs aimed at preparing youth for agricultural jobs. 

As saving for retirement becomes more challenging or less of a priority for many workers across the country, a provision in the SECURE Act 2.0 will help make effective retirement contributions a reality for many younger workers. 

It’s a Monday morning and Nathan Bonslaver is going camping. 

 The owner of a Camp Hill business that plans corporate meetings and conferences, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, graduation parties and more won the $8,000 grand prize in the pitch competition held June 9 to culminate the first Capital Region Multicultural Small Business Innovation Lab, sponsored by M&T Bank.