Borhter and Sister Food Service completed an SBA 504 loan to facilitate the business's expansion in Cumberland County.

The Hershey Center for Applied Research (HCAR) is South Central Pennsylvania’s premier research park. HCAR is providing wet and dry laboratory facilities and office space to life sciences companies at all phases of the business life cycle.

Work was completed on the CJ Snyder building along the Cameron Street industrial corridor in Harrisburg. The Brownfield remediation project consisted of the demolition of an electroplating facility, and the construction of a parking lot to service neighboring companies.

After suffering five straight quarter losses, in October 2001, Bethlehem Steel, the nation’s third largest steel company, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. A 58+ acre track in Steelton had already been mothballed for years, and any possibility of its revival had effectively been put to rest.

WCI Partners, LP was founded in 2005 by a group of Harrisburg business professionals and residents who recognized the opportunity to affect change within the city of Harrisburg and other urban areas by acquiring, rehabilitating, restoring and re-selling historic homes.

Hamilton Health Center will receive $3 million in Redevelopment Capital Assistance funds to help finance the site development and fit out of their new facility at 17th and Derry in the heart of the South Allison Hill neighborhood.

As part of HACC’s mission to serve as a premier educational, workforce development, and public safety institution, HACC operates the Shumaker Public Safety Center.