Central Penn Business Journal

1. Startup expects good news from lawn storks
Most people have long since abandoned the idea that storks are responsible for baby deliveries. But if Carrie Bryson of Etters had her way, storks ...
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2. Golf courses pool advertising resources
Companies will buy airtime, take out bigger newspaper ads and plaster their names across roadside billboards to gain an edge over the competition. But a ...
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3. Transit center to move ahead without tenant
Red Rose Transit Authority is likely to move forward with its plans for a downtown Lancaster transit center soon, even if the authority fails to ...
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4. Tourism plan to ensure county maintains efforts
Lancaster County already is well known for its tourism development and historic preservation efforts. But these efforts will stagnate if the county doesn't take steps ...
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5. Vartan looks to refill troubled Forum
In the designer's image of Forum Place, a 42-story office tower would have soared above Harrisburg. Instead, Forum Place stands 33 stories short of its ...
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6. Health insurance ratings spark debate
Richard Mains and his wife are paying $2,000 more this year for their health insurance plan from the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. Mains' son, -however, is ...
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7. Bon-Ton bidding war for buyout uncommon in retail arena
The bidding war that raged for two weeks between Wright Holdings and The BonTon Stores Inc. over a Midwest-retail chain was considered rare in the ...
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8. Commerce wants stadium-naming rights
Commerce Bank/Harrisburg is negotiating with the city of Harrisburg to buy the naming rights for RiverSide Stadium on City Island, home of the Harrisburg Senators ...
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