Wormleysburg, Cumberland County-based financial management group, Stonebridge Financial Group, recently welcomed its first new partners in 15 years. 

Harrisburg University’s incoming Center for Advanced Agriculture and Sustainability, slated to break ground later this year, received a $1 million donation from The Giant Co. 

When pundits typically refer to “entrepreneurs,” they’re not talking about Alesha and Chevelle, two wonderfully creative and industrious Caribbean immigrants who came to Pennsylvania with their mother and became citizens.   

A new mixed-income housing development, helmed by a young Harrisburg-based entrepreneur, is looking to reimagine what it means to offer low-income housing with 23 new high-end one-bedroom apartments. 

The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, today announced availability of the new Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator Program, which matches eligible creative entrepreneurs with free, local, small business consulting services and financial resources up to $2,000 to help grow their businesses, audiences and revenue. 

With the season of both gratitude and giving upon us, many of us feel particularly grateful to be in a position to offer assistance to our neighbors during hard times.

I’m the owner of Major Prep LLC, a mentoring program for youth students and athletes, and of Bryan Majors LLC, where I am a transformational leadership specialist helping programs, schools, universities and companies implement leadership strategies to increase success rates.  

Lititz-based music production community Rock Lititz is hosting its annual Rock Lititz Live Event Career Exploration Conference this week. 

Harrisburg-based media outlet WITF has hired Harrisburg’s director of community relations and engagement, Blake Lynch, to be its senior vice president and chief impact officer.

Lancaster-based investment firm PennSpring Capital’s newest partner brings more than a decade of experience in financial reporting services and strong technology expertise, the company announced this week.

The Hourglass Foundation, a Lancaster-based nonprofit created to provide the county with information on the county’s complex, legacy issues, named its newest executive director this week.

Asha Banks founded her online greeting and holiday card store, CheerNotes, last year after feeling frustrated by a lack of representation when buying greeting cards for friends and family.

The Keystone Building Contractors Association (KCA) recently named the winner of its annual KCA Top Young Leader Award, a program highlighting young talent in Pennsylvania’s contracting industry.

Harrisburg Young Professionals (HYP) is offering free one-year memberships to young professionals impacted by the pandemic.

Central Penn College is set to launch a new optometric technician certificate program-- the first of its kind in the midstate.