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Manufacturers’ Association Awards Ceremony Recognizes Leading Businesses, AMP Founder, Uncas A. Whitaker, Awarded Manufacturing Trailblazer Award
On May 20, 2025, The Manufacturers’ Association honored outstanding members and individuals at the Association’s 119th Annual Event at York College of Pennsylvania. The event included a keynote featuring Billy Beane, baseball legend and subject of the film and best selling book “Moneyball.”Manufacturing Trailblazer The late Uncas A. Whitaker was awarded the lifetime achievement award, the Association’s Manufacturing Trailblazer. Founder of AMP, Inc. in 1941, the company became a manufacturer of
Barley Snyder Names Partners Lindsey Cook and Paul Minnich Co-Chairs of Alternative Dispute Resoluti
Barley Snyder is pleased to announce that partners Lindsey M. Cook and Paul W. Minnich have been named co-chairs of the firm’s Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Service Team. The ADR Service Team provides a comprehensive range of dispute resolution services, including mediation and arbitration, offering clients efficient, cost-effective alternatives to traditional litigation. “Lindsey and Paul bring exceptional experience and a deep understanding of dispute resolution to their new roles,” said
Megan Grim, Audit Senior Manager at Brown Plus, Graduates from Leadership Harrisburg Area Community Leadership Series Class of 2025
Leading accounting and advisory firm, Brown Plus, is pleased to share that Megan Grim, CPA, Audit Senior Manager, has recently graduated from Leadership Harrisburg Area’s (LHA) Community Leadership Series (CLS) Class of 2025. LHA is a private, nonprofit organization that envisions an inclusive community of diverse servant leaders effectively collaborating to raise the quality of life in Pennsylvania’s Capital Region. The CLS is designed for those seeking to expand their leadership skills, gain insights
BOROUGH OF HANOVER ANNOUNCES ENHANCED 2025 SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM
The Borough of Hanover, in collaboration with the Hanover Area YMCA, announces the Hanover Area 2025 Playground Program scheduled to run June 2 to July 25 from 9AM to 12:00PM at the following Borough’s parks: Elm Street Park, DeGuy Avenue Park, Moul Field and Union Park (formerly Hanover Street Park). Staff from the YMCA, who will facilitate activities, hold the necessary childcare clearances and background checks through the YMCA. In addition, the Borough will be hosting drop-in events at Baer Avenue Park
Revs vs. Blue Crabs Games Rescheduled for June 2
The May 21 suspended game and May 22 postponed game between the York Revolution and the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs will be made up on Monday, June 2, beginning at noon. Gates will open at 11:00 a.m. and admission will be free, with seating on a “general admission” basis. The suspended game from May 21 will resume in the 5th inning and be played to a full nine innings. After a short break, a second, seven-inning game will be played to make up the May 22 game. As a reminder, tickets dated
York County Food Bank and Members 1st Team Up with York Revolution to Offer Hunger-Free Thursdays
The York County Food Bank is again teaming up with Members 1st Federal Credit Union and the York Revolution to host Hunger-Free Thursdays. During each Revs Thursday home game, fans can bring non-perishable food items to the front gates and receive free entry to the game or a voucher to use for a future Thursday home game. “We are incredibly grateful to the Revs and Members 1st for this partnership to bring awareness to food insecurity in York County. We are seeing extremely high levels of need in the
White Rose Leadership Institute to Open New Offices at Marketview Arts
The White Rose Leadership Institute (WRLI) will open its new offices on June 1 at Marketview Arts in downtown York, occupying the space formerly known as The Shop. This move marks a significant collaboration between WRLI and York College of Pennsylvania, reinforcing the College’s commitment to civic engagement through its Center for Community Engagement (CCE). The relocation places WRLI at the heart of the city’s creative and entrepreneurial hub, enabling the organization to expand its visibility,
Brown Plus Receives 2025 Marketing Achievement Award for Integrated Branding Programs From the Association of Accounting Marketing
Leading accounting and advisory firm, Brown Plus, is thrilled to announce that it has received the 2025 Marketing Achievement Award for ‘Integrated Branding Programs – Firm Revenue Below $40M’ from the Association for Accounting Marketing (AAM). AAM presents the Marketing Achievement Awards (AAM-MAAs) at its annual Summit conference. This year, 16 awards were distributed to accounting firms across the country within various categories, including advertising, branding, business development, events, video
Barley Snyder Relocates Harrisburg Office to Camp Hill, Enhancing Client Accessibility and Supporting Future Growth
Barley Snyder is pleased to announce the relocation of its Harrisburg office to Camp Hill, effective June 9, 2025. The new office is located at 275 Grandview Avenue, Suite 201, Camp Hill, Pa., 17011. This strategic move enhances convenience and accessibility for the firm’s valued clients, offering improved parking and easier building access. It reflects Barley Snyder’s ongoing commitment to providing a seamless and client-focused legal experience. “We're excited about this move and what it means
LEADERSHIP YORK ANNOUNCES 2025 AWARD RECIPIENTS
Leadership York proudly recognized three exceptional honorees during its annual Spark Event. Presented by M&T Bank, this year’s celebration was held at The Hangar inside the New York Wire Works building and honored alumni and partners who exemplify Leadership York’s mission to train, connect, and inspire individuals to serve the York County community. The 2025 awards presented were: Outstanding Alumnus of the Year, Alumni in Action, and Outstanding Partner of the Year. Joan Mummert (NLA 2011, Board of
Downtown Inc and Partners Plant First 50 of 100 Trees Funded by Tree Pennsylvania Grant
Downtown Inc, in partnership with the City of York’s Parks & Recreation Department, is proud to announce the successful planting of the first 50 trees funded by a grant from Tree Pennsylvania, a statewide nonprofit organization that works in collaboration with the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to support tree planting in urban communities. The initiative began with the planting of trees this April at key green spaces throughout York City, including Farquhar Park, Veterans
Barley Snyder Partner Kevin Moore Appointed to Executive Board of Scouting America Hawk Mountain Cou
Barley Snyder is pleased to announce that partner Kevin A. Moore has been appointed to the Executive Board of Scouting America Hawk Mountain Council. Moore has been a longtime volunteer and advocate for Scouting. His service has included roles as Cubmaster, Assistant Scoutmaster and Merit Badge Counselor. For the past 20 years, he has also served as the outside employment and labor legal advisor to the Hawk Mountain Council. “It’s an honor to continue my service to Scouting in our community, and I
OVERNIGHT ROAD CLOSURES - Frederick Street, Hanover 6/4 & 6/5
The Borough of Hanover Department of Water Resources has announced that portions of Frederick Street in Hanover will be closed for a sanitary sewer lining project beginning at 6PM for overnight work on Wednesday, June 4 and Thursday, June 5. Detours will divert traffic throughout the night, but a normal traffic pattern is expected to resume for the work commute the following morning. The portions of Frederick Street which will be closed include the stretch between N. Franklin to Carlisle Street on
Story Time Birthdays at the library
Families looking for a place to hold a birthday party for their children now have a new option to consider, the library. Starting this summer, York County Libraries will offer a new service for the community, birthday parties for children aged 1 to 5. “Story Time Birthdays” will initially be offered at Martin Library in York and will expand to other locations as interest grows. “York County Libraries knows that parents in our community are looking for fresh birthday party options that are
Barley Snyder Welcomes Three Summer Associates
Barley Snyder is pleased to announce it has hired three law students to participate in its 2025 Summer Associate Program. The eight-week immersive program is designed to give aspiring attorneys practical, hands-on legal training in a dynamic law firm environment. Participating in the program are: Michael D. James is a second-year law student at Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law. The Dousman, Wisconsin native holds a Master of Legal Studies from Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase
Connell's Contract Purchased by Twins
The contract of York Revolution outfielder Justin Connell has been purchased by the Minnesota Twins in a deal that was officially completed on Thursday afternoon, the team has announced. Connell becomes the second Revs player this season to have his contract purchased by a Major League organization, joining Tomo Otosaka who went to the Seattle Mariners organization on May 9. The 26-year-old was an on-base machine during the season’s first month, reaching safely in each of his first 20 games
Revs vs. Ducks Game Suspended
Tonight’s York Revolution game against the Long Island Ducks has been suspended after the completion of two and a half innings due to persistent inclement weather and forecasted severe storms. The game will resume on Saturday, May 31, as part of a single-admission doubleheader, beginning at 4:00 p.m. The suspended game will be completed first, followed immediately by a seven-inning matchup. Gates will open at 3:30 p.m. Tickets from tonight’s suspended game may be exchanged for tickets to any remaining
Big Brother Big Sisters of South-Central PA Recognizes 127 High School Graduates
Harrisburg, PA (May 28, 2024) – Big Brothers Big Sisters of South-Central PA (BBBSSCPA)recognizes high school seniors for graduation and scholarship presentation.BBBSSCPA hosted a graduation celebration and award ceremony at The State Museum of PA on Wednesday, May 21, to recognize 127 graduating high school seniors in their program. The organization recognized both mentees (Littles) and volunteer high school mentors (Bigs). The graduating seniors hail from 23 local high schools across Cumberland, Dauphin,
Walk This Way and Win in June!
Lace up your walking shoes this June for a chance to win fantastic rewards! Whether you walk as your primary mode of transportation or enjoy a casual walk for errands like picking up lunch, we encourage you to take part in our challenge. Simply record your walking trips – just four or more throughout the entire month – within the Commute PA platform, and you'll automatically be entered for the opportunity to win one of three $50 Tango Gift Cards! Joining Commute PA is absolutely FREE and opens up a world
For Immediate Release: Heritage Valley Federal Credit Union Launches Heritage Heroes Program
Heritage Valley Federal Credit Union Launches Heritage Heroes ProgramA New Initiative to Honor Local Heroes! York, PA – May 28, 2025 – Heritage Valley Federal Credit Union is thrilled to announce the launch of its new Heritage Heroes Program. This thoughtful initiative is designed to celebrate and support the dedicated individuals who selflessly contribute to making our community a better place. With exclusive financial benefits and unparalleled service, the Heritage Heroes Program recognizes the everyday
Revs vs. Blue Crabs Games Postponed
Today’s suspended game and regularly scheduled matchup between the York Revolution and the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs have been postponed due to persistent inclement weather and continued rain in the forecast. A makeup date will be announced at a later time. Tickets dated for today’s game (May 22, 2025) may be exchanged for tickets to any remaining 2025 regular season home game, with a special two-for-one exchange offer (subject to availability). Exchanges can be made in person at the Shipley Energy
Manufacturers’ Association Awards Ceremony Recognizes Leading Businesses, AMP Founder, Uncas A. Whitaker, Awarded Manufacturing Trailblazer Award
119th Annual Event Award Winners (York, PA) On May 20, 2025, The Manufacturers’ Association honored outstanding members and individuals at the Association’s 119th Annual Event at York College of Pennsylvania. The event included a keynote featuring Billy Beane, baseball legend and subject of the film and best selling book “Moneyball.”Manufacturing Trailblazer The late Uncas A. Whitaker was awarded the lifetime achievement award, the Association’s Manufacturing Trailblazer. Founder of AMP, Inc. in 1941,
Primary Victory Paves Way for Barley Snyder Partner Paul W. Minnich to Join York County Judiciary
Barley Snyder is proud to announce that partner Paul W. Minnich has secured both the Democratic and Republican nominations for Judge of the York County Court of Common Pleas in the primary election on May 20, 2025. Having cross-filed and run uncontested in both primaries, Minnich's victory effectively assures his election to the bench, marking a significant step towards his anticipated service to the community. "I am deeply humbled and incredibly honored by the profound trust that the citizens of York
Revs vs. Blue Crabs Game Suspended
This evening’s York Revolution game against the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs has been suspended after the completion of 4 innings due to persistent inclement weather and forecasted rain. The game will be completed on Thursday, May 22, as part of a single-admission continuation of tonight’s game beginning at 11 a.m. The Revolution and Blue Crabs will immediately follow the completion of that game with 7-inning matchup to finish off the series. Gates will open at 9:30 a.m. Tickets from tonight’s
Barley Snyder Names Scott Landis Chair of Finance & Creditors’ Rights
Barley Snyder is proud to announce that partner Scott F. Landis has been named chair of the firm’s Finance & Creditors’ Rights Practice Group, which provides comprehensive legal services to financial institutions, lenders, and commercial clients across the full life cycle of financial transactions – from origination and structuring to enforcement and recovery. The group advises clients on the negotiation, documentation, and collateralization of loan transactions, and provides strategic counsel on
Kayak, Canoe, Paddleboard Rentals Open Saturday at Long Arm Reservoir
Susquehanna Outfitters, a family-owned paddle sports rental company based in Wormleysburg, will open for the season at Long Arm Reservoir located along Grand Valley Road in Hanover starting Saturday, May 24, through the Memorial Day weekend with rental hours continuing Saturdays and Sundays from 10AM to 6PM through Labor Day. Outdoor enthusiasts can choose from a variety of rental options including kayaks, fishing kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards with hourly rates starting at $30. Rentals are on
DOWNTOWN INC ANNOUNCES RECIPIENTS OF THE 6TH YEAR OF WELCOMING COMMUNITIES GRANT PROGRAM
Downtown Inc is proud to announce the 2025 recipients of the Welcoming Communities Grant Program, now in its sixth year. This initiative supports inclusive and sustainable community events that foster a welcoming and connected York City through diversity, accessibility, and cultural representation. The grant program is made possible through the generous financial support of Better York, The Powder Mill Foundation, and the York County Community Foundation, and is administered in partnership with the
Barley Snyder Partner Jill Sebest Welch Honored with 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient by Manheim Township Alumni Association
Barley Snyder is proud to announce that partner Jill Sebest Welch has been named a 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient by the Manheim Township Alumni Association. This prestigious annual award recognizes Manheim Township High School (MTHS) graduates who have made significant contributions to their professions and communities. The award also serves to inspire current students, alumni and staff by highlighting the positive impact of former graduates. A 1983 MTHS graduate, Welch distinguished
York College Celebrates 500+ Graduates in Saturday Commencement Ceremonies
York College of Pennsylvania will honor 505 graduates at its Spring 2025 Commencement on Saturday, May 17. The ceremonies will be held in the M&T Bank Field House at the Grumbacher Sport and Fitness Center. This year’s graduates include 458 undergraduate students and 47 graduate students. Pennsylvania Attorney General David W. Sunday will deliver the Commencement Address. “We are deeply proud of the Class of 2025, ” said Dr. Thomas Burns, President of York College. “Commencement is always a
BOROUGH OF HANOVER ARBOR DAY 2025
In celebration of Arbor Day 2025 the Borough of Hanover along with several community groups participated in a full slate of activities. The program began with a special story time presented at the Guthrie Memorial Library, followed by a lesson for the children from Pennsylvania State Forester Matt Kern on how to plant seedling trees which were provided by the Hanover Garden Club. Bartlett Tree Experts also contributed Arbor Day themed goodie bags and additional seedlings for participants. Mayor SueAnn
Barley Snyder Adds Employee Benefits Attorney Nikolajs Gaikis to Lancaster Office
Barley Snyder is pleased to announce that attorney Nikolajs V. Gaikis has joined the firm as a member of its Employee Benefits Practice. He will be based in the firm’s Lancaster office. Gaikis concentrates his practice on all aspects of employee benefits, executive compensation, and employment and payroll taxes. His work includes advising clients on 401(k) and profit-sharing plans, welfare benefit plans, pension plans, and other fringe benefits. A substantial part of his practice is devoted to correcting
First Capital FCU Awards Four Dennis Flickinger Honorable Scholarships to Members!
First Capital Federal Credit Union is proud to announce Olivia Leiphart, Kyla Myers, Om Jethwa, and Madison Redding are the winners of the 2025 Dennis Flickinger Honorable Scholarships. “We are delighted to award this scholarship to four outstanding students,” said Sue DeStephano, President and CEO. “We look forward to seeing all they accomplish in college and throughout their lives. We have no doubt they’ll make a meaningful impact.” Olivia Leiphart is a senior at Dallastown High School. She will
CELEBRATE SUMMER AT THE MID-WEEK FARMER'S MARKET
The Hanover Market House is excited to announce the opening of its Mid-Week Summer Farmers Market, happening every Thursday from 3PM to 7PM throughout June, July, and August! Join us in the Hanover Market House parking lot at 210 E. Chestnut Street for a vibrant market experience of fresh local produce, delicious, prepared food, and mouthwatering food truck favorites. Weekly, monthly, and seasonal rates are available. Details, vendor rates, and the downloadable application form can be found
UPMC Column: Arthritis is an often-overlooked women’s health issue, but relief is possible
In May, we raise awareness for both arthritis and women’s health. Research indicates that women are more prone to osteoarthritis, a common form of arthritis that occurs when the cartilage that cushions the joints breaks down, causing bones to rub together. Women’s susceptibility to arthritis may be related to changes in hormone levels during menstrual cycles and after menopause, differences in their musculoskeletal systems, and their increased risk for obesity, which is associated with chronic
Martin Library to Host Block Party June 1
Martin Library’s 2025 Block Party and SummerQuest Kickoff will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Sunday, June 1. It will be held outside the library on Queen Street, between Market Street and Philadelphia Street. The free event will feature a variety of family-friendly activities and the opportunity to register for SummerQuest. “This is our fourth annual block party for community members of all ages. Each year, we look forward to welcoming everyone to the library for a day
Libraries are the go-to place this summer
York County Libraries "Color Our World” SummerQuest program starts Monday, June 2 at library locations countywide. SummerQuest encourages area youth to read, attend library events, and explore nature through GO York! The free program is geared to children and teens from birth to 18. “For many York County families, our libraries are the go-to place for finding interesting things to do, read, and explore during summer vacation,” says York County Libraries President Robert F. Lambert. “Each year, our
See Master Storyteller David Baldacci
Master storyteller David Baldacci is coming to the Appell Center in York at 7:00 p.m., Thursday, May 22. He is the featured author for York County Libraries' inaugural “Beyond the Books” event. Introducing the global bestselling author will be MCs Amy Kehm and Brett Thackara, hosts of abc27’s daily lifestyle program, Good Day PA. A prolific writer, Baldacci’s novels are published in over 45 languages and in more than 80 countries, with 150 million copies sold worldwide. He has published over 50 novels
UPMC Children’s Expands Emergency Transport Services with First-of-Its-Kind ICU on Wheels
UPMC Children’s in Harrisburg has expanded its critical care transport services to include pediatric ground and air capabilities, building on decades of neonatal transport that began in 1979. The hospital now offers full-service transport for both ground and air, focusing solely on neonatal and pediatric patients. This latest expansion of the UPMC NICU transport team to include pediatric ICU patients has led to the region's first dedicated NICU/PICU transport, focused exclusively on transporting
HRG, Bentley Systems to Implement Digital Twin Software for Water Systems throughout the Mid-Atlantic U.S.
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG) has partnered with global infrastructure engineering software company, Bentley Systems, Incorporated, to implement Bentley’s OpenFlows WaterSight across the mid-Atlantic region in the U.S. HRG will help utilities configure a digital twin of their water systems that can be used to optimize operations and make better long-term capital planning decisions. A proof-of-concept project is currently underway between HRG, Bentley, and Freeland Municipal Authority in Luzerne
Barley Snyder Attorneys Rebecca Shanaman and Katelyn Rohrbaugh selected as Central Penn Business Journal’s Women of Influence Award Winners
Barley Snyder is proud to announce that attorney Rebecca M. Shanaman has been named to the Central Penn Business Journal’s 2025 “Women of Influence” list and Katelyn E. Rohrbaugh has been named to the 2025 “Women to Watch” list. CPBJ’s annual Women of Influence awards honor exceptional women for their career accomplishments. The Women to Watch list recognizes successful women under the age of 35 who are the next generation of leaders. The honorees are selected based on their professional experience,
Otosaka's Contract Purchased by Seattle Mariners
The contract of star York Revolution outfielder TomoOtosaka has been purchased by the Seattle Mariners, it was announced by Atlantic League officials on Friday. A former major league star in his native Japan, Otosaka is now one step closer to reaching the big leagues in the United States as he lands with an MLB organization for the first time in his accomplished pro career. Otosaka returned to York for his second stint with the Revs in 2025 and was off to a sizzling start. The center fielder and leadoff
Alan Ennis, Tax Manager at Brown Plus, Receives 2025 Young Leader Award from the Pennsylvania Instit
Alan Ennis, CPA, MBA, Tax Manager at Brown Plus, was recently named a recipient of the 2025 Young Leader Awards by the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA). The Young Leader Awards annually recognize PICPA members under the age of 40 who demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to the accounting profession through the PICPA or community service. “We’re incredibly proud of Alan for receiving the 2025 Young Leader Award from the PICPA,” said Ken Wolfe, CPA, CGMA, President and
Newborn Babies are The Sweetest Treats at UPMC Magee-Womens on Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is always extra special at the labor and delivery units across UPMC Magee-Womens Hospitals. This year, the babies at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospitals in Central Pa. are getting scooped into their mother’s hearts as the hospital celebrates Mother’s Day. The theme is, “UPMC Magee’s Sweetest Treats”, where newborns are dressed in colorful pale-yellow onesies with ice cream cone hats, crocheted by UPMC volunteers. “At UPMC Magee-Womens, we celebrate the arrival of every new baby,” said Kenneth J.
York College, York County Launch Groundbreaking Workforce Development Partnership
Kevin Feil, Vice President of Operations at York College of Pennsylvania, has been appointed to the York County Industrial Development Authority (YCIDA) Board by the York County Commissioners. The appointment reflects Feil’s ongoing commitment to enhancing community partnerships and economic development throughout the region. The YCIDA, formed by the County Commissioners in 1967, serves as a catalyst for economic development initiatives across York County. It is best known for championing projects that
The York Chapter of Credit Unions Awards Two Scholarships!
On Monday, May 5, 2025, the York Chapter of Credit Unions announced thewinners of its 2025 scholarship contest: Miranda Schraudner and William Plappert. Both received $1,000 to put towards their first year of schooling. Miranda, a member of First Capital Federal Credit Union, is a senior at Northeastern High School where she is a member of the National Honor Society. Miranda has been on thedistinguished honor roll all four years of high school; she is also a member of thevolleyball team,
IREGC NAMES KENNETH LOWER AS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Investment Real Estate Group of Companies (IREGC) has named Kenneth Lower as its chief financial officer. Bringing with him over 20 years of experience in financial leadership and private equity, Lower is well-equipped to help drive IREGC’s ambitious growth strategy. Known for his collaborative leadership and proven ability to scale complex financial operations, Lower will oversee financial planning, mergers and acquisitions, and compliance. Previously at UMB Financial, he launched the company’s
WGAL’s Bethany Miller to Emcee the Manufacturers’ Association’s 119th Annual Event Featuring Basebal
The Manufacturers’ Association is excited to announce that Bethany Miller, Sports Director at WGAL News 8 (NBC), will serve as emcee for the Association’s 119th Annual Event, to be held on May 20th at York College of Pennsylvania. Bethany Miller brings energy, insight, and a passion for storytelling that have made her a standout journalist in south-central Pennsylvania. As Sports Director for WGAL, she covers everything from high school rivalries to major national sports stories and is known for
Revs Vs. Boxcars Postponed
This evening’s York Revolution game against the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars has been postponed due to inclement weather and field conditions. The game will be made up on Wednesday, May 7, as part of a single-admission doubleheader at WellSpan Park. The Revolution and Boxcars will play two seven-inning games beginning at 5 p.m. Gates will open at 4:30 p.m. for fans to enter ahead of the first pitch. Tickets from tonight’s postponed game may be exchanged for tickets to any remaining 2025 regular season
Deborah Bowman, Principal and COO/CFO at Brown Plus, Honored as a 2025 Woman of Influence by Central
Deborah Bowman, CPA, SHRM-CP, Principal and Chief Operating Officer (COO)/Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Brown Plus, was recently named a 2025 Women of Influence award honoree by Central Penn Business Journal (CPBJ). The Women of Influence awards identify high-achieving women for their tremendous career accomplishments, based on their professional experience, community involvement and commitment to mentorship. “It’s an incredible honor to be named among the distinguished 2025 Women of Influence,”
Surgery Live! Program Inspires Next Generation of Health Care Workers
Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts, UPMC, and the UPMC Pinnacle Foundation are partnering to develop the next generation of health care professionals through the Surgery Live! program. The initiative connects middle and high school students to UPMC operating rooms through interactive high-definition video conferencing technology.More than 25 school districts from more than 20 Pennsylvania and Maryland counties will participate virtually or in-person as a facilitator guides students’ discussion with
Donna Roper Named 2025 Women of Influence Honoree
Central Penn Business Journal has selected Donna Roper, Vice President, Operations/Principal, McConkey Insurance & Benefits as a 2025 Women of Influence honoree. Women of Influence honors high-achieving women for their career accomplishments. These women are selected based on their professional experience, community involvement and commitment to mentoring. The Circle of Excellence is awarded to women who are of longstanding, notable success in the community and are leading
UPMC Column: Minutes Matter When it Comes to Strokes
Time is Brain: Minutes Matter When It Comes to Strokes Kerstin Bettermann, MDUPMC Neurological Institute Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke, and unfortunately, every three and a half minutes someone dies of stroke. A victim can lose up to two million brain cells every minute during a stroke, but immediate care helps reduce the stroke’s impact and most importantly can save that person’s life. BE FAST If you think that you or a loved one is having a stroke, remember the
Revs Ducks Postponed — May 3, 2025
his evening’s York Revolution game against the Long Island Ducks has been postponed due to inclement weather.The game will be made up on Sunday, May 4, when the Revolution and Ducks will play two seven-inning games in a single-admission doubleheader at WellSpan Park beginning at 1 p.m. Tickets from tonight’s postponed game may be exchanged for tickets to any remaining 2025 regular season home game (subject to availability), including any of the nine remaining fireworks nights. Exchanges can be made in
Discover Commute PA's 2024 Impact: Read the Year End Highlights
Commute PA has released our Year End highlights for 2024, showcasing the organization's dedication to fostering smarter commuting options throughout York County. Inside, you'll find highlights on program successes, employer relationships, community engagement, and the strides made in encouraging carpooling, vanpooling, biking, walking, telecommuting and public transit. Explore the positive changes Commute PA is driving! https://commutepa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/2024_YearEnd_CommutePA.pdf
FinCEN's BOI Filing Deadline: 01/01/2025 - York, PA Businesses Should File Now to Avoid Potential Fines
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires businesses to report Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) to FinCEN to enhance financial transparency and deter financial crimes. As of this date, November 27, 2024, York, Pennsylvania, business owners have 35 calendar days (or 25 business days) left to file their BOI report with FinCEN—don’t delay, or you could face $500 per day fines! What You Need to Do:1. Determine if Your Business Must File. Most LLCs, corporations, and small businesses qualify
Communication Breakthrough: Innovative Approaches to Empower Your Team and Elevate Collaboration
In the realm of business, the ability to facilitate seamless communication and foster a culture of collaboration within your team is paramount. This dynamic is the lifeline that sustains projects, drives innovation, and ensures a competitive edge. As a leader, your role transcends mere oversight; it involves building an environment where ideas flourish, challenges are met with collective resolve, and every voice finds its resonance. The following strategies are designed to empower you to cultivate such an
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