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Heller bankruptcy filing met with allegations of fraud
Lancaster business owner Daryl Heller filed for personal bankruptcy on Monday, a move met a day later by allegations of
Personal liability of ATM company owner at issue
Business owner Daryl Heller is appealing a court order seeking to hold him personally liable for a $2 million civil
State aims to cut back on leased space
After nearly half a century, Harrisburg’s tallest building is set to lose its place as a destination for state employees.The
PA sites on short list for deep-pocketed startup
Pennsylvania is one of three states where a prominent data-center startup is looking to site facilities, according to a LinkedIn
Panel denies zoning request for Inch & Co. housing plan
In a unanimous decision, the Manchester Township zoning hearing board rejected a request that they alter zoning rules for a
Downtown York apartments change hands
A former tobacco warehouse-turned-high-end apartment building in York City has sold for $3.7 million.The price for the 18-unit building, known
Sale of York fiber company finalized
The sale of United Fiber & Data, a York-based fiber optic company co-founded by former members of the rock band
Lancaster ATM operator agrees to liquidation
During a court hearing yesterday, Lancaster-based Blackford ATM Ventures consented to a petition forcing it into Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation.The
Opening salvoes fired in budget debate
In a budget address yesterday, Gov. Josh Shapiro rattled off a series of ideas for the fiscal year that starts
Urban greenhouse firm tied to York project among winners in new PA grant program
Local farms and businesses — including a Harrisburg-area company involved in an urban greenhouse in York — landed thousands of
Tariffs to hit billions in PA trade with Canada, China, Mexico
President Donald Trump is firing the first shots in a long-expected trade war that will affect billions of dollars of
Court backs right to sue over workplace illness
Pennsylvania’s top court has upheld an employee’s right to sue an employer over a workplace illness even if it’s diagnosed
Shapiro rolls out plan to spur energy development
Continuing efforts to put his stamp on state energy policy, Gov. Josh Shapiro outlined a six-point plan yesterday for tackling
Lancaster ATM operator strikes deal with creditor
A Lancaster-based ATM operator has struck a tentative deal with a creditor that wanted to force it into bankruptcy.Under the
Startup aims to bring soccer back to Harrisburg
Professional soccer is returning to Harrisburg’s City Island. A startup called Capital City Sports Group is launching a team called
Lender wants to force Lancaster ATM company into bankruptcy
A Tampa-based private lender is asking a bankruptcy judge to force Lancaster-based Blackford ATM Ventures into Chapter 7 bankruptcy and
York insurance agency hews to independent path
It wouldn’t be a story about an insurance brokerage if it didn’t start with the volume of calls asking if
Partners form $30M real estate fund
Capital-area developer Drew Bobincheck believes 2025 is going to be a good year for real estate investing.And he’s hoping to
Warehouse-ready tracts in Harrisburg area change hands
Following a legal battle with local officials, San Francisco-based developer Prologis is taking the next step in its efforts to
Another reporting requirement looms for PA biz
Business owners are slowly waking up to a new reporting requirement in Pennsylvania.Under the requirement, businesses of nearly every stripe
CEO departs Mechanicsburg-based donut chain
Four years after taking the helm at Duck Donuts, Betsy Hamm has resigned.Hamm had led the Mechanicsburg-based donut shop franchisor
PA joins new deal to settle opioid claims against Purdue, Sacklers
State attorneys general, including Pennsylvania’s newly installed Dave Sunday, are taking another crack at settling opioid-related claims against bankrupt drugmaker
Developer backs off solar project in suburban Harrisburg
A Boston-based developer has withdrawn plans for a small solar array on a vacant tract in Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin
Fulton closing 15 branches
Fulton Financial is closing 15 branches this spring, including three in York County, in a move described by a Fulton
Regulators spurn requests to revisit permit for hydro project
In a brief notice yesterday, federal energy regulators denied petitions asking them to reconsider their approval of a preliminary permit
Bank claims could complicate recovery for ATM investors
Investors hoping to recover money from Lancaster-based ATM operator Paramount Management Group are facing a new hurdle.In a legal filing
Apartment-ready tract near E-town fetches $8.7M
One of the nation’s largest apartment operators has scooped up a development-ready tract in northwestern Lancaster County.An affiliate of Greystar
Cabin maker finds ‘forever home’ near Ephrata
Lancaster Log Cabins was born in Brecknock Township, Lancaster County, in 2016 and moved to the Gap area in 2020.It
Financial firm names new president
The proverbial corner office at Conrad Siegel has a new occupant.The employee benefits consulting and investment advisory firm in Susquehanna
Court backs realty tax exemption
The owner of a Gettysburg-area hotel prevailed in a court case that turned on questions of when to apply a