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Lawsuits reveal fallout from company sale
Former owners of Enginuity are embroiled in litigation with the company that bought the Mechanicsburg-area HVAC contractor in 2021. Enginuity
State highlights health care open enrollment as coverage declines statewide
More than 130,000 enrollees have dropped their coverage through Pennsylvania’s health care marketplace, known as Pennie, since February. To help
Childcare, transportation top workforce concerns at Barley Snyder York seminar
Article by Nicole Shaffer The biggest barriers for employers looking to hire in York County are shortages of childcare and
Pennsylvania’s top lawyer flexes antitrust muscles over asphalt, swing sets
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has raised antitrust concerns over two mergers that critics fear will jack up prices for
Regional bank upgrading West Shore loan office
Wayne Bank, the chief banking subsidiary of Honesdale-based Norwood Financial Corp., is seeking regulatory permission to convert a loan production
Advocate claims PPL fails to protect customers against data center costs
There’s widespread agreement that data centers should pay for power lines and substations and other new infrastructure needed to bring
York-area radio stations to be sold
The two most listened-to radio stations in the York metro area are poised to change hands but not their tiunes.
Regional bank shutters branches
Mid Penn Bank has closed four branches in the Lehigh Valley and southeastern Pennsylvania. As of Sept. 30, the Millersburg-based
Authority asks court to order state pay stormwater fees
Capital Region Water wants state courts to revisit a legal question with profound implications for the authority’s finances as it
Mixed-use project near York stadium advances
York Professional Baseball is pitching a change-up to a mixed-use building planned for a tract along North George Street in
Regional services business makes acquisition
Seth Beitz became COO of sanitation and site services provider Walters Services on June 4 with a goal of helping
Rutter’s appeals borough decision on liquor license
Convenience-store chain Rutter’s is seeking to reverse a vote by Shrewsbury council members denying the company’s request to transfer a
West Coast healthcare exec poised to lead WellSpan
As Roxanna Gapstur prepares to retire from her job as president and CEO of WellSpan Health, she will be passing
Court to hear 2nd request for hold on Carlisle-area data centers
A Cumberland County judge has turned down an effort to immediately halt work on a data center campus near Carlisle,
York County papermaker closing another Ohio plant
As it wrestles with debt, Spring Grove-based Pixelle Specialty Solutions sold off one of its business units and is closing
Judge dismisses lawsuit against Hershey spa business
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit claiming Hershey Entertainment & Resorts failed to accommodate the religious beliefs of a
Lancaster factory for sale. Could redevelopment follow?
A large industrial property in Lancaster is on the market amid indications that its owner, an Illinois-based packaging company, is
Organic poultry producer beefing up operations
Bell & Evans is feasting on the boom in organic food. The family-owned organic poultry processor is spending $152 million
Report flags risks to supply of lower-cost housing in Central PA
Developers and government agencies have focused on adding to the stock of affordable housing in Central Pennsylvania. Another challenge lies
SBA tightening standards on M&A loans
Over the last few years, influencers on social media have been pitching loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration as
Investment firm buys stake in York-area industrial business
The Conrad Company, an industrial services holding company based in Springettsbury Township, York County, sold a majority stake to Incline
State commits millions to boost Harrisburg revitalization plan
Inside a 22-story building that once housed hundreds of state workers, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced millions of dollars in state
Mixed-use project in East York gets township nod
At a meeting last week, township supervisors approved final land development plans for Mount Zion Commons, a residential and commercial
New RKL CEO: ‘Fortunate to have the opportunity’
Mike De Stefano was less than thrilled when a friend suggested he look for a role as CFO of an
Philly-area bank opens first Lancaster County office
For years, banks in Central Pennsylvania have been pushing into the Philadelphia market, led by lenders such as Lancaster-based Fulton
Judge declines to halt work on Carlisle-area data centers
A Cumberland County judge ruled yesterday against efforts to halt construction on the first phase of a $15 billion data
Developers pass on second chance to buy former Lanco airfield
A second effort to find a developer interested in buying and building on a former Lancaster County airfield has come
ACA health insurance premiums set to jump in 2027
Premiums are set to jump by double digits for Pennsylvania residents and businesses that buy health insurance on the Affordable
Developer mulls apartments in former Wolf Organization office building
A prominent office in downtown York could be the next building to undergo a residential transformation. York-based developer Royal Square
Shapiro aims for middle ground amid furious debate over AI safety
In a speech last week in Pittsburgh, Gov. Josh Shapiro tried to stake out a middle ground in the raging