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New business solutions specialist for IMC

The Innovative Manufacturers’ Center Inc. is welcoming Tricia Carl to its team of Central Pennsylvania resources as an IMC business solutions specialist. As an IMC business solutions specialist, Carl will work closely with the IMC’s business adviser team in developing trusted adviser ...

Law firm makes ‘best’ list for 11th year

Marshall, Parker & Weber, LLC, an elder law and estate planning law firm, has been named as a “Best Law Firm” in Elder Law for 2024 by Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” for both Trusts & Estates Law and Elder Law. According to a news release, this is the 11th consecutive year that the ...

Susquehanna Community Bank adds Pajama Factory to list of local partnerships

Susquehanna Community Bank and the Pajama Factory recently announced a financial partnership to support the Pajama Factory’s future growth plan, according to a news release. “We are proud to invest in community building projects like City Hall Grand Hotel, John Ryan Brewery and now the ...

Fitness Factory excited to add cryotherapy chamber

Fitness Factory has been open under owner Ryan Troutman for over two years. The gym offers classes, personal training at all fitness levels, tanning booths, saunas and a soon-to-be-installed cryotherapy chamber. The cryotherapy chamber is set to be installed once building modifications can be made. Its benefits include pain relief, reduced inflammation, accelerated muscle healing and migraine treatment. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), “cryotherapy is the ‘super-cooling’ of the body for therapeutic purposes. Whole body cryotherapy involves exposing the body ...

Home sales fall for 4th month in a row

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes fell for the fourth month in a row in September, held back by surging mortgage rates and a thin supply of properties on the market. Existing home sales fell 2% last month from August to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.96 ...

Cryptocurrency mining study revived

(The Center Square) — The state House revived plans for an impact study on cryptocurrency mining and potential reporting mandates for companies at work in the industry. The House Environmental Resources and Energy committee voted Monday to remove a two-year moratorium on new operations from House Bill 1476, though it still faced Republican opposition. Without the moratorium in the bill, it advanced with 13 votes and awaits consideration by the full House. Committee Majority Chairman Rep. Greg Vitali, D-Havertown – who also sponsored the legislation – argued that its important ...