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Health authority warns tax-credit expiration could cost PA residents
Enhanced federal tax credits help Pennsylvanians afford private health insurance in the market established more than a decade ago by
WITF parent divesting subsidiary formed after 2023 newspaper gift
The nonprofit parent of regional public media station WITF is divesting a subsidiary created in 2023 when the station was
Rule for spill reporting elicits mixed reviews
Environmental groups are slamming a proposed rule designed to help companies in Pennsylvania figure out when they need to disclose
York County papermaker sets date to shutter Ohio plant
Spring Grove-based Pixelle Specialty Solutions has revised the timeline for closing its plant in Ohio.The papermaker said yesterday it plans
Report: Heller firm double-sold ATMs
Paramount Management Group, the defunct Lancaster-based ATM network headed by Daryl Heller, sold and resold the same ATMs to the
Amazon bringing more data centers to PA amid growing concerns over cost
The data center boom made a big bang yesterday in Pennsylvania. Tech giant Amazon said it plans to invest at
Weis picks up scrips from 11 Rite Aid stores
Weis Markets has won court approval to take over prescriptions for customers at 11 Rite Aid stores in Pennsylvania and
Pittsburgh law firm opens Lancaster office
Pittsburgh-based law firm Dickie McCamey & Chilcote has opened an office in Lancaster after plucking two attorneys from Barley Snyder.
Office interiors biz sold: “We felt like we hit a ceiling”
As client needs evolved in an era of hybrid and remote work, leaders at Phillips Workplace Interiors came to a
New questions raised over York hydro project
A massive hydroelectric project proposed for a site along the Susquehanna River in York County is facing questions from an
Harrisburg University to close Philly campus
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is winding down its undergraduate and graduate degree programs in Philadelphia after deciding they
Judge offers temporary cease-fire in loan fight between bank, flooring firm
After listening to both sides of a loan dispute yesterday morning, a Dauphin County judge outlined a potential truce and
Court backs denial of Hershey-area development
A state appeals court last week upheld a decision by local officials to deny a mixed-use development that included a
Iconic York donut business sold to private equity
Private equity is bingeing one of York County’s most iconic retail brands.A consortium of three firms, led by Swander Pace
Higher water, sewer rates sought
The York Water Co., which serves more than 212,000 people in Adams, Franklin, Lancaster and York counties, is asking state
Zoning change accommodates data center plans
A $15 billion data center project proposed for rural Cumberland County cleared a crucial hurdle.At a meeting Friday morning, supervisors
Developer closes on former factory sale
The former Frog, Switch & Manufacturing plant in Carlisle has officially changed hands. The Real Estate Collaborative, an arm of
Regional contractors clash over hospital project
A York contractor claims it has not been paid in full for work it performed earlier this year on a
Carlisle Country Club sold, renovations planned
It wasn’t long after he joined the board of Carlisle Country Club in late 2023 that business owner Mark Toigo
Consumer advocates want do-over for price-spiking power auction
Consumer advocates in Illinois, Maryland and New Jersey are asking federal regulators to rerun an auction that is sparking a
AG settles claims against Lancaster-based property manager
Home365, a property management company with offices in Lancaster and Las Vegas, has agreed to pay $45,000 to settle allegations
Flooring firm levels new charges in loan dispute
A regional bank allegedly relied on false premises to seize $1.6 million in inventory from a Harrisburg-area flooring company, according
Effort underway to boost downtown Harrisburg
State lawmakers, city officials and the Capital Region Economic Development Corp. are launching a joint effort to revive downtown Harrisburg,
What’s next for Penn State York?
Leaders in York County are focused on helping students, faculty and staff bracing for the closure of Penn State York.But
Authority mulls offers for Harrisburg-area golf course
A Dauphin County authority is reviewing six proposals to buy the Dauphin Highlands Golf Course in suburban Harrisburg but is
Deal bolsters arm of Harrisburg engineering firm
Seeing a need among its clients, engineering services firm The Lexis Group LLC launched a construction inspection division in February
Lanco contractor acquiring neighboring firms
Brubacher, a specialty construction contractor based in Brecknock Township, Lancaster County, is acquiring Abel Construction and Abel Recon, sister companies
Weis wants part of Rite Aid pharmacy biz
Weis Markets, whose pharmacy business has been growing by double digits, is making a play for pieces of Rite Aid.Legal
House OKs bill stiffening penalties for misclassifying workers
The Pennsylvania House last week approved legislation to beef up penalties for companies that misclassify employees as independent contractors. The
Elizabethtown beverage brand, distributor sold
T.J. Foltz founded Humankind Beverage in 2011 with a goal of funneling profits from sales of bottled water into a