The Central Penn Business Journal is proud to announce the winners of its 24th annual Forty Under 40 awards, which recognize up-and-coming leaders in Central Pennsylvania.
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Young Professionals
To be young and … bad at keeping in touch
I went to college just outside of Chicago. I didn't know a soul when my parents dropped me off in September 2010. During my first few months away at school, the 700 miles and one time zone separating me from my home in little ol' Central Pennsylvania may as well have been another continent.
Read More »So you wanna buy a house: 10 mortgage myths debunked
There are a lot of myths around the homebuying experience. As a loan officer, I hear some of them every week when talking to friends and prospective borrowers. I hear them even more often when I am talking to recent college grads and first-time homebuyers. When potential buyers put the loan process on hold after hearing intimidating and possibly incorrect information, they pay the price for putting it off. Here are some common myths about the mortgage process debunked:
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Game of laws: McNees launches esports practice group
McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC recently announced the launch of a new esports practice group.
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Lemoyne tech firm changes its name
After an ownership change to start the year, Lemoyne-based information technology firm 2K Networking Inc. has changed its name to Splashwire, hoping the new identity will help the 18-year-old company carve out a new era of growth.
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Across-the-street move for snack maker retail location
A retail store that customers have already gone nuts for has moved into a new downtown York location.
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Lancaster tech company opens office in Fla.
A Lancaster-based technology firm is expanding its footprint out-of-state.
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Lancaster woman cultivates gardening startup 
Joella Gamon admits she does not have a green thumb.
Read More »Local tech entrepreneurs vie for $50K in Ben Franklin contest
The competition is fierce for seven budding entrepreneurs and small business owners from Lancaster and Lebanon counties who are participating in Ben Franklin Technology Partner's "Big Idea Contest."
Read More »CEO transition underway at Hershey credit union
Hershey Federal Credit Union is gearing up for a change at the top.
Read More »Refashioned bowling alley offers window on amenities geared to younger professionals
It is still seen as a bowling alley.
Read More »YCEA summer interns launch a grant program for small businesses
The York County Economic Alliance is working to engage the county's student population with the small business community.
Read More »See the list: Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies 2018
The Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies program recognizes the region's most dynamic companies that have made significant contributions to the strength of our local economy.
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Higher education institutions roll with the changes
Students seeking higher education still want convenience, a good program and a financial aid package. But these days, they also want a relationship with their school and assurance of a return on their investment of time and money.
Read More »Hobby, not hustle
It's June. I am knee-deep in gardening season, and I love it. I love the physical work of digging, planting, weeding (Ok, I don't love weeding), picking. I love growing my own food, and I love learning about plants, each species with its individual preferences and set of needs.
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