Alex Langan, 34, uses a mobile app to transfer money, but the Hampden Township resident still likes going to the bank to deposit checks, withdraw cash and use his safe deposit box.

Last month, I attended the AmericaEast Media Business & Technology Conference. This year's two-and-a-half-day event at the Hershey Lodge & Convention Center featured panelists, speakers and vendors driven by a common mission: producing meaningful AND profitable journalism in a fast-paced world increasingly dominated by digital content.

I don't consider myself a “trendy” person. But here I am. It's 2018 and I am among the growing number of young professionals in what can only be described as a positive trend — the desire to work for a company with a purpose-driven mission.

Gareth Pahowka brings a unique perspective to his work as a school lawyer. Before attending law school, he was a teacher.

Two downtown York woman-owned businesses are on the move.

The Women of Influence Awards honor established business leaders with proven track records of community service and business accomplishments.

With the annual YorVoice competition just a few days away, singers and bands are no doubt warming up their pipes and flexing their harmonies before they hit the stage at the Appell Center for the Performing Arts in downtown York.

Espresso from a Harrisburg-based coffee roaster won the title of "America's best," at least on the East Coast, at a competition in Baltimore this weekend.

The Candy Factory in Lancaster will be hosting a statewide co-working conference this April.

A new property and casualty insurance company is bringing its millennial-centric vision to Pennsylvania.

Bari Dixon readily admits that she's a “crazy dog mom.”

A leadership training hub in downtown York is relocating to a new office space with the expectation of adding staff.

Pardon me for rehashing what's already old news at this point, but think back to the Oscars two weekends ago.

What do young professionals want out of a philanthropic experience?

Bre Shorten and Megan Myers are two parts of the nine-person, mostly millennial team that makes up YRK Creative, a York County-focused creative marketing agency.