Price Rite Marketplace, based in Keasbey, New Jersey, will debut its updated store at 2299 Cumberland St. in North Lebanon Township on March 13, along with four locations in Rochester, N.Y.

Joseph G. Sukle Jr., the publisher and vice president of the weekly Press & Journal newspaper in Middletown, is being awarded the 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association.

Rents in Harrisburg increased slightly over the past month, according to a national company monitoring pricing trends.

News traveled fast last week about the unexpected death of Vera Cornish, a prominent icon who left her mark on Harrisburg’s business and nonprofit communities over several decades through her words, deeds and her ability to bring people together.

Harrisburg-based Zeroday Brewing Co. is undergoing a major expansion over the next year, increasing its brewing capabilities and adding new retail locations.

GIANT Food Stores has taken the step to do a major rebranding effort, changing its name to The GIANT Co. and using a new logo.

Carol Stoudt didn’t start brewing beer in 1987 to revolutionize the industry. She simply wanted people to drink beer that actually had flavor.

Graham Packaging Co. of West Hempfield Township has leased 374,254 square feet of space at the new building at 700 Canal Road in East Manchester Township.

Carol Stoudt, the head brew master and co-owner of Stoudts Brewing Co. in Adamstown, Lancaster County, said this week she plans to continue brewing small batches of its award-winning beer.

For the first time in Pennsylvania’s history, 11% of state spending on goods, services and construction went to small diverse businesses, according to a report by the Bureau of Diversity, Inclusion and Small Businesses Opportunities within the state Department of General Services.

The Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra chose one of its former players to be its next executive director.

A second Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain is dealing with a major data breach of its customer’s information.

Taking the lead on a $372 million project involving hundreds of workers, dozens of governmental entities and property owners across two state lines could seem like a daunting task.

If there was any doubt Pennsylvania will once again play a major role in deciding the presidential election, pundits are pointing out last week’s focus on the Keystone State in the national politics is just a taste of what’s to come for 2020.

A compliance and cybersecurity consultant specialist and attorney has joined Saxton & Stump as a member of its senior counsel and will take charge of its cybersecurity practice.