Crow Holdings Industrial, the industrial development company of Dallas-based Crow Holdings, purchased a 60-acre property in November from the Greater Berks Development Fund (GBDF), the economic development arm of the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance.

Berks County-based Van Industries Inc. received a low-interest state loan to buy a laser cutter that will allow the company to expand production and improve productivity and efficiency, officials said. 

Reading Hospital has earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for Pediatric Asthma Certification.  

Scott L. Gruber has announced that he will retire as president and CEO of Tompkins VIST Bank of Wyomissing after nearly nine years of service to the company.  

Tower Health Medical Group Street Medicine Program will open its first Telemedicine kiosk to serve the homeless at the Hope Rescue Mission in Reading on Friday. 

Mechanicsburg-based Members 1st Federal Credit Union has just opened its newest branch in Berks County. A ribbon cutting was held Monday morning. 

There is a way to build a successful, multi-generational family business that doesn’t suck every last ounce of energy out of you. It starts with giving up the notion: “I/we will figure it out (X) on our own.” That mentality leads to a long, arduous journey that often ends up in failure.

Governor Tom Wolf announced more than $20,000 has been awarded to Cambridge-Lee Industries, Ontelaunee Township, Berks County, to train three manufacturing apprentices in industrial maintenance, including troubleshooting, repairing, and installing equipment and parts.

A Reading-based company, which started out as a nonprofit, is celebrating its 23rd anniversary with tremendous growth. 

The Small Business Resource Association (SBRA) is expanding into South Central Pennsylvania.