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Cornwall, PA · Business
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Energy costs, grid reliability emerge as issues ahead of Pa. midterms
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This Tiny Pennsylvania Shop Is Packed With Crystals and Rare Finds
One small shop in Harrisburg manages to fit crystals, gemstones, tarot decks, herbs, incense, and unusual gifts into a surprisingly compact space. Heaven & Nature Store on Jonestown Road has become a favorite among shoppers who appreciate its wide selection and helpful staff. The shelves are packed, but customers say...
CBS News
Pennsylvania investing $37 million in electric vehicle chargers
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How a Midstate farm is converting waste into energy thanks to state funding
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New Giant Grocery Store Opens In Parkesburg Nov. 6, Sushi Chef And All
Parkesburg is getting its first Giant grocery store, and the company says the doors will open Friday, Nov. 6, at 8 a.m. The 60,000-square-foot store sits at The Shoppes of Sadsbury, 880 Nova Way, and will run daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., offering everything from a sushi chef to a pharmacy with a private immunization room.
harrisburgregionalchamber.org
From Connection to Opportunity: Small Business Academy Helps Entrepreneurs Build Their Next Chapter
Starting a business means taking on responsibilities that can stretch well beyond the work an entrepreneur knows best. Managing cash flow, understanding borrowing options, protecting business information, and finding trusted advisors can all become part of the job. The Small Business Academy, a collaboration between Truist and the Harrisburg Regional...
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Deeds Recorded — Columbia Borough — October 26, 2026
Lozada Rafael J. Colomba, Rodriguez Ivette M. conveyed 635 S. 12th St. to Kaitlyn Graver for $280,000. New American Funding Llc, Broker Solutions Inc., New American Funding conveyed 532 N. Third St. to USA Housing & Urban Development for $0. Farrington Kristin Noeleen conveyed 1061 Grinnell Ave. to Espinosa Alma...
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Midstate residential properties to be auctioned off
YORK, Pa. (WHTM) — Five residential properties are set to be auctioned off in the Midstate this week. The Housing Authority of the City of York will be offering the properties at a live and online public auction this Wednesday at 10 a.m. The auction, which will be conducted by Higgenbottom Auctioneers International with the […]
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UGI Urges Eligible Customers to Apply for Operation Share Grants to Help with Heating Bills
UGI Utilities Inc. is increasing its contribution to the Operation Share Energy Fund to $1.5 million. The fund helps low- to moderate-income customers who are having trouble paying their heating bills. Grants up to $600 are available for eligible customers and do not need to be paid back. “UGI is...
Franklin County Free Press
Barry Lyons, CPA, Joins Boyer & Ritter’s Construction and Manufacturing Practices
Boyer & Ritter announced that Barry C. Lyons, CPA, has joined the firm as a manager in its Camp Hill office, where he serves clients in the construction, real estate and manufacturing industries. Lyons brings nearly 10 years of public accounting experience serving construction, real estate, manufacturing, commercial and nonprofit...
WITF
$64 Million Downtown Harrisburg Revitalization Plan Targets Businesses, Riverfront and Public Spaces
Downtown Harrisburg is set for a new phase of revitalization, with $64 million in planned public and private investments aimed at supporting businesses, improving public spaces and creating more opportunities for residents and visitors. On The Spark, we’ll talk with Ryan Unger, president and CEO of the Capital Region Economic Development Corporation (CREDC), about the plan announced in late September by Gov. Josh Shapiro, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis and local leaders. Developed with input from thousands of Harrisburg residents over nine months, the first phase focuses on strengthening downtown, activating the riverfront and expanding recreational, arts and cultural opportunities.
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New logistics center open in York
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After spring freeze damaged crops, Pa. farms rely on fall activities
After losing much of their apple, peach and other fruit crops, farms are counting on fall festivals, pumpkin picking and other seasonal attractions to help offset losses. At Risser Marvel Farm Market in Palmyra, cars start pulling in as soon as the open sign turns on. The corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkin patch aren’t open yet, but customers browse piles of pumpkins ready for sale.