Central Penn Business Journal

1. York, Lancaster cooperate on tourism
The Susquehanna River, long considered a barrier between York and Lancaster counties, may become the center of a new heritage tourism area. Tourism and local ...
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2. Business park seeds township's growth
Straban Township, which borders Gettysburg and the Gettysburg National Military Park in Adams County, is at the crossroads of routes 15 and 30, an area ...
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3. Advertising agency makes learning work
From AdAbility Inc.'s earliest days 14 years ago, President Anne Aufiero has emphasized education at the full-service advertising firm in Lower Allen Township. "Our philosophy ...
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4. Vinyl records keep Mr. Mike spinning
"I'm a junkie when it comes to music," says Mike Albert. Albert has been in the record retail business for 22 years and has been ...
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5. Bank bills pushed by industry approved
Before leaving Harrisburg to campaign for re-election in November, state lawmakers delivered on two bills heavily pushed by the banking industry. One bill relaxes collateral ...
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6. Bank ventures into health care
Elverson National Bank's branch in New Holland is the newest player in the health care industry. The bank's parent company, Boyertown-based National Penn Bancshares Inc., ...
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7. Manufacturers seek younger workers
Brent Penica was always pushed to focus on academics. During high school, Penica's parents and teachers reminded him time and again to study hard so ...
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8. Computer consolidation nearly complete
Exhaust systems whine. The floor, raised to allow the passage of cables underfoot, vibrates slightly. Casually dressed workers monitor a batik of computer screens in ...
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9. Schools appeal property taxes
Four York County school districts have asked the county Board of Assessment Appeals to raise the taxes of more than 20 business properties, according to ...
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10. Pushed and pulled: Wireless company balances local, national demand
A steady wind blows Paul Myers' purple and gold tie over his shoulder. "You feel like something's pushing you," Myers says, trying to describe the ...
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