Gov. Tom Wolf set a goal this year of having 30,000 apprentices in Pennsylvania by 2025 as part of a workforce development initiative dubbed PAsmart.

Companies from all over Pennsylvania were recognized Thursday night at the 2018 Best Places to Work in PA event.

Harrisburg entrepreneur Adam Porter is adding another title to his resume: president of Harrisburg Young Professionals.

A group of 12 midstate organizations has launched monthly meetings designed to help aspiring entrepreneurs around the region connect with insiders who can help support their fledgling businesses.

Brooklyn, New York native Kimeka Campbell thinks that if she can move to the Harrisburg area and grow to love it as much as she has, then anyone else should be able to do the same. Especially Harrisburg natives, Campbell said.

On Oct. 22, a new Dave & Buster's opened at the Capital City Mall in Lower Allen Township. General manager Robert Caldwell was on-hand to welcome the large crowd of eager visitors, many of whom were young adults.

The Central Penn Business Journal's annual Best Places to Work program is arguably one of our favorite nights of the year.

Dragan Dodik, 37, recently joined NexTier Bank as senior vice president of commercial lending.

After hosting the largest collegiate esports tournament in the country in September, Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts has quickly expanded its esports infrastructure.

BB&T's new market president for Lancaster and Lebanon counties is focused on making the institution operate more like a community bank.

Jason Klock, 31, deejayed his first school dance while he was in junior high and parlayed that passion into a career, founding Klock Entertainment, now a full-service event company.

Mike Montali was heading from Florida to Central Pennsylvania in 2011 to take a job as a law firm consultant when he responded to a Craigslist ad posted by Megan Danz, then an IT project manager with consulting firm Accenture.

Fun, food and plenty of new foot traffic is slated to hit the Capital City Mall next week.

Nicole Marchetti, 30, won a 2013 episode of the Food Network's “Chopped” and recently joined The Pennsylvania School of Culinary Arts - division of YTI Career Institute - Lancaster Campus as a culinary instructor.