York
Armino means warrior. That word embodies luxury streetwear fashion designer Aliyah Jones’ mindset toward struggles and adversity.
Rebecca and Will Hanlon had a vision for presenting local stories differently through The Founder Beat. The Keystone Merge community helped them make their idea viable.
A French-trained chef is the driving force behind York’s newest coffee shop in the building previously occupied by I-ron-ic Coffee Shop in the WeCo district.
Wedding planner and floral designer Leah Barnes has created an interactive playroom for couples preparing for their big day.
When Usner Excavating founder Rodney Usner died in 2019, his children had a choice: sell the business or work together to keep it running.
Dew Jones brought together his passion for youth sports and video production to launch Sports Shooting Stars, which livestreams Central Pennsylvania high school athletics, such as basketball and football.
The program at York College of Pennsylvania, which provides training to early-stage company owners and people with business ideas, is accepting applications for 2023 until February 15.
Artist and educator Ophelia Chambliss plans to use her new studio space — Ophelia’s Making Agency — not only to create art but to assist artists of color with the business side of creative work.
Amanda Bobby and her family’s business pivoted after the pandemic to open their own axe throwing venue in Shrewsbury.
One participant said the program gave her more confidence in myself and made her more comfortable taking on emotional and mental challenges.