Community Banking Goes Direct in Shippensburg
Orrstown Bank is among a growing number of well-established, small-town banks that are ditching the brick and mortar for Internet banking, and interest seems to be growing quickly.
Plenty Riding on Rail Plans for South-Central PA
Momentum and federal money have stoked long-held hopes of starting commuter rail service in Greater Harrisburg. Stations are getting facelifts while locals hope for state funding to close the loop.
Wine Could Be Fine in South-Central PA
A new vineyard near Gettysburg is raising the stakes for Pennsylvania's growing wine industry in a region best known for apples and pears.
Q and A: Bill Hennessy, Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Association
Last summer, 11,000 people flocked to rural Kempton in Berks County for the Pennsylvania Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Festival.
New Laundry Detergent Factory Brightens Manufacturing Sector in York County
Some believe Church & Dwight's new 1.2 million square-foot facility, which will make Arm & Hammer liquid laundry detergent, can restore hope to York County manufacturing regardless of whether the Harley-Davidson plant leaves town.
Higher Ground: Downtown University Tied to Harrisburg's Rebirth
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, founded in the city's downtown in 2001, is intertwined with the hopes of a new state capitol for the 21st century, replacing post-industrial job losses and offsetting "brain drain."
Q and A: David Black, President and CEO of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber
We spoke with David Black about the best ways to create regional, sustainable development, how to weather a recession, and why it's important to know what outsiders think about your region.
Penn State Students Reach for the Stars--and the Sun
At Penn State, student innovators are working on projects that could power future space programs--or revolutionize emerging earth-bound industries like solar and satellite technology.
Lancaster's Slow Motion Resurgence
A new hotel and convention center opened this summer in Lancaster after a 10-year odyssey, but local businesses and arts organizations didn't wait around to get the party started