Central Penn Business Journal

1. Businesses help other firms creatively promote themselves
Business owners are constantly looking for new ways to get their companies' names out. Some put their logos on pens, cups and T-shirts, while others ...
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2. Midtown's prospects poised to improve with addition of HACC campus
New life should abound in midtown Harrisburg next year.
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3. 60 seconds with Debra A. Pierson
TITLE: President of Pierson Consulting Company Inc., which specializes in information-technologyinfrastructure implementations, project-management services, installation of network cabling and computer hardware and providing support personnel ...
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4. Targeted Selection helps employers, job candidates determine right fit
Some believe the past will predict the future - especially during the interview process. That is why many companies use a hiring and management program ...
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5. TOURIST TRACK
York County and several manufacturers there have made names for themselves by advertising and giving factory tours during an event in its eighth year. The ...
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6. Some love to live, work downtown
When the time came for M. Kim Heindel-Toner to go out on her own as an artist, she began researching the best ways to open ...
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7. Central, northern municipalities see rapid growth, homebuilding activity
York County added more than 26,000 residents in the past five years, according to population estimates recently released by the U.S. Census Bureau. That's more ...
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8. PennDOT building stymies developers
There's a tug of war taking place over 48 acres of stateowned land in Summerdale, East Pennsboro Township.
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9. Five Star expands its reach
A Harrisburg company specializing in truck sales and related services has opened a location in Rapho Township to better serve its customers in Lancaster County.
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10. As elections near, businesses urged to help get out vote
It's a fair bet that most people meet their basic obligations at their jobs: showing up on time and doing at least the minimum level ...
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