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When a 41-year-old Wilson McElhinny began working in Lancaster as president of the newly formed National Central Bank in 1970, the city had just demolished the entire 100 block of
Thirty-five interactive, electronic kiosks have been stationed throughout Lancaster County to help students and job seekers learn about job openings, career pathways and training programs, the Lancaster County Workforce Development
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (DLI) has allocated approximately $4.8 million toward grants for the state's direct care workers.
Amid a primary campaign that’s become increasingly contentious in its final weeks, it may come as a surprise to some observers that state Rep. Bryan Cutler and primary challenger Dave
The Southern End’s native son, a man who rose from x-ray technician to become one of the most powerful Republicans in Pennsylvania, leaned into his 18 years of political experience