
Panel OKs bill mandating tax-collection software for tardy taxpayers
A state House panel has approved legislation mandating the use of special software for businesses that are behind on their sales taxes. The legislation, House Bill

A state House panel has approved legislation mandating the use of special software for businesses that are behind on their sales taxes. The legislation, House Bill

Mad Bridge Plumbing LLC, operating as 1 Tom Plumber, leased flex space at 3319 Derry St. in Harrisburg. The lease marks the company’s fifth location in Pennsylvania and one of nearly 65 nationwide. Amber Corbo of NAI CIR facilitated the transaction. A Community of Blessings leased 1,200 square feet of office space at 160 S. […]

Peter Kramer has joined McNees Wallace & Nurick‘s real estate group in the law firm’s Harrisburg office. Kramer represents residential, industrial and commercial property owners, developers and business owners in transactional and land use and zoning matters. He advises clients on zoning, subdivision and land development, development approvals, permitting, purchase and sale agreements, leases and […]

Column by Richard Randall A business can’t improve if its leaders don’t want to know about its performance problems. It can’t improve if leaders don’t

Effective May 1, Andrew Archambault is leaving his role as U.S. president for The Hershey Co. to pursue an undisclosed opportunity, according to a company spokesperson and a securities filing. A search for his replacement is underway Archambault joined Hershey in February 2025 as leader of its U.S. confections unit, the company’s largest division. He had worked previously […]

Gene Draganosky, the former CEO of York-based Traditions Bank, has been named interim CEO of the York Jewish Community Center. His appointment follows the departure of the nonprofit’s previous chief executive, Terri Travers. She left in March amid reports that the JCC lost a state license for one of its daycare programs. In addition to his executive […]

The Giant Co. is building a new store at 1717 W. Main St. in Ephrata Township, Lancaster County. The site was formerly home to Martin’s County Market, which was destroyed in a February 2024 fire. Giant is leasing the site for the new store, expected to come in at 39,000 square feet, according to a company […]

Ashley and Brian Grimm, a married pair of York-area leaders, are relocating outside of the area for a new opportunity offered to Ashley Grimm. She is stepping down as of May 14 from her role as vice president of human resources at The York Water Co., which employs about 130 people. Brian Grimm, president of the United […]

Public notices for a proposed amendment to Lancaster’s shade tree ordinance did not adequately explain what the amendment would change, a state appeals court said yesterday in striking down the measure. The ruling from Commonwealth Court upholds a 2024 decision from a Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas judge, who also found fault with the […]

A Mechanicsburg-area partnership has acquired a former CVSpharmacy that was converted into a four-unit strip center. The partnership, Arzoyi Real Estate LLC, paid $4.7 million for the 10,473-square-foot building at 3201 Market St. in Camp Hill, according to county deed records. The building had been owned by partnerships affiliated with regional developer Drew Bobincheck. He said he […]