Two weeks into March, Kimeka Campbell, executive vice president of operations for the Young Professionals of Color of Harrisburg, sat down with another leader of the group to come up with what would be next for the four-year-old organization.

“I just know there are so many people out there who lost their jobs and are still looking,” Susan Graham said, “And I thought, ‘What can we do to help people and still be socially distant?’”

Grab your meal from your fridge, or coffee and join us on Oct. 7 for a conversation about mentorship.

When Julia Brinjac, policy director for the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities, first planned for what her career would be, she thought she would need to familiarize herself with one subject matter and find her niche.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central & Northern PA is once again hosting its Techcelerator event, a 10-week long series of sessions meant to give prospective entrepreneurs the tools to start their own business.

For the past few years real estate investors have searched, largely in vain, for affordable two-to-four unit buildings to do what is called house hacking

Virginia Beach-based pest remover Mosquito Joe is growing its presence in Central Pennsylvania by launching a new franchise for the Chambersburg and Hanover communities, led by Gettysburg-based entrepreneur Phil Gomer.

With a new school year approaching and communities still reeling from the varied impacts of COVID-19, Sharice Johnson is leaning into her role as mentor and advocate for students more than ever.

Two years into his career as a private practice family law attorney, Paul Edger joined Harrisburg-based MidPenn Legal Services to use his experience in family law in the nonprofit sector.

With so many people laid off from the COVID-19 pandemic, some may be considering continuing education to make themselves more essential on the job, or to go after a totally new career.

Philip Andreoli, a college student entering his junior year at University of Pittsburgh, was accepted for an internship at TE Connectivity’s Middletown campus in December.

Messiah College said on Wednesday that it received university status-- a move the school expects will help it bring in more adult, post-secondary and international students.

“Right now, I’m starting with businesses I know and have had relationships with,” he said. In the meantime, he is glad to just be able to help those who hold a soft spot in his heart."

  Manufacturing is a life-sustaining industry.  Many of us know South Central Pennsylvania as the snack capital of the world, but it’s also home to 2,986 diverse manufacturing establishments ranging from medical equipment, plastics and metal fabricators, textiles and pharmaceuticals. Over the last two months many manufacturers have continued to provide needed components in supply chains. It’s satisfying ...

Much has changed for designer and business owner Timbrel Chyatee, the creative force behind Lancaster-based fashion line Lush Bazaar.