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West Shore broker sues to end state’s real estate office requirement

Should licensed real estate agents in Pennsylvania be required to keep a physical office? A lawsuit from Kevin Gaughen, a real estate agent based in Lemoyne, argues that they should not. Backed by a Virginia-based public interest law firm called the Institute for Justice, Gaughen filed a lawsuit this week in Commonwealth Court in hopes of […]

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McNees Wallace & Nurick

Jeff Lagana has been named chief information officer at McNees Wallace & Nurick, succeeding chief technology officer Don Martin, who is retiring. Martin will remain on board during the transition. Lagana will partner with the law firm’s leaders on itss technology strategy, spanning security, innovation and digital transformation. He joins McNees from Buchanan Ingersoll & […]

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Credit union adding Easton-area branch

Members 1st Federal Credit Union broke ground this month on a full-service branch near Easton in the Lehigh Valley. The branch at 1900 Sullivan Trail in Forks Township, Northampton County, is expected to open in the fourth quarter, according to Members 1st communications and public relations manager Courtney McFarland.  The new office will join nearly […]

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Elizabethtown College

Elizabeth Rider is retiring as president of Elizabethtown College, an institution she first came to in 1988 as a psychology professor. Elizabethtown trustees are beginning the search for her successor. Rider became the liberal arts college’s 16th president in 2022 as it was coming out of the depths of the Covid-19 pandemic. Under her leadership, the […]

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Harrisburg-area golf course could change hands ahead of schedule

The Dauphin County General Authority has tweaked the agreement governing the pending $45.6 million sale of the Dauphin Highlands Golf Course to Dallas-based data center developer Provident Realty Advisors. In a vote yesterday, the authority — which owns the 228-acre course in Swatara Township and Steelton — amended the agreement to allow the sale to close earlier than the original date […]

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Data center demand drives growth for Lancaster firm

The hunger for cooling products is heating up, and a Lancaster-based specialty manufacturer is vying to meet the need. Advanced Cooling Technologies plans to add 50,000 square feet of space to support high-volume production of cold plates used in liquid cooling, a newer technology rapidly being adopted by data center developers. The expansion is the first […]

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Nonprofit ready to sell Harrisburg campus

Amid steep financial challenges, the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg is preparing to unload its flagship campus, the Alexander Grass Campus for Jewish Life at 2986 N. Second St. in Harrisburg. “The federation is interviewing real estate firms and hopes to see the campus up for sale soon,” federation spokesperson Jeanette Krebs said. The federation bought the […]

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Township, garden center feud over events

Hueter’s Greenhouses LLC and Springettsbury Township, York County are locked in litigation over events held at the garden center, which is at 3465 Deininger Road near Rocky Ridge Park. Since at least 2023, Hueter’s has been hosting spring and fall festivals featuring vendors, food trucks and live music, as well as events for holidays like Mother’s […]

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Lancaster County startup revives cherished crackers

When a Trenton-based bakery stopped making their favorite oyster cracker in 2019, the McHugh family panicked.  The crackers, which were the size of ping pong balls, were a must-have addition to the oyster stew served as part of the family’s annual Christmas Eve dinner. They were made by the Original Trenton Cracker Co., a business dating […]

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Estate Planning Council of Central Pennsylvania

Jennifer Doyle, president and CEO of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities, has been named president of the Estate Planning Council of Central Pennsylvania. Doyle will lead the council’s board of directors as the organization continues its work to support estate and financial planning professionals throughout the Harrisburg region. “At an important inflection point, The Foundation […]

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York County Community Foundation

Mike Glezer, CEO of York-based construction firm Wagman Inc., has been named chair of the board of directors of the York County Community Foundation. Glezer will help guide the foundation’s strategic direction and support its mission to strengthen communities across York County through philanthropy, leadership and collaboration. He has been involved with the organization since […]

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Township OKs apartments at suburban York mall

Local officials signed off last week on a 98-unit apartment building slated to rise on a parking lot at the York Galleria shopping mall in suburban York. At a meeting Thursday night, supervisors in Springettsbury Township approved subdivision and land development plans for the four-story building, dubbed Signature Flats at Galleria.  “We were pleased with […]

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Lawmakers hit controversial pricing method with bans, probes

So-called surveillance pricing is drawing scrutiny in Pennsylvania and around the U.S. State lawmakers have introduced bills to ban the practice, and a New Jersey Congressman is demanding answers about it from 25 retailers, including Carlisle-based grocery chain The Giant Co.  What is it: Surveillance pricing refers to the use of personal customer data to set […]

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Office, retail space leased

CNS Occupational Health LLC leased approximately 5,880 square feet of office space at 845 Sir Thomas Court in Harrisburg. The new clinic will be the company’s third location, joining sites in Lititz and Georgetown, Delaware. Jessica Gasper of Campbell Commercial Partners represented the landlord. Zach Walker of Sable Commercial Realty represented the tenant. Mr. Toad’s […]

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Former Carlisle-area Rite Aid slated to become Goodwill store

Goodwill Keystone Area has acquired a former Rite Aid store outside Carlisle.   The regional nonprofit based in Harrisburg paid $2.5 million for the store at 320 York Road in South Middleton Township, according to Cumberland County deed records.  The 14,673-square-foot store closed along with hundreds of other Rite Aids after the pharmacy chain went bankrupt for a final time […]

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Guidelines set for allocating data center grid costs

State regulators finalized a framework for determining the costs data centers should bear when they connect to the electrical grid in Pennsylvania. The centers generally require new power infrastructure due to their relatively high demand for electricity, and regulators want to be sure other customers don’t end up paying for it. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission unveiled […]

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Appearing closed, Wolf company warehouse on the market

A warehouse used by a prominent York-based building products supplier is on the market. Formerly emblazoned with the name of Wolf Distributing Co., the nearly 340,000-square-foot building at 3400 W. Market St. in West Manchester Township is listed for sale or lease by real estate firm CBRE.  No prices or rates are listed. But a brochure indicates the potential […]

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