Warwick Township-based Listrak is bringing on a new chief marketing officer who has experience working with multi-billion dollar U.S. technology companies.

Allegro Winery has agreed to buy Hopewell Township-based Naylor Wine Cellars.

Kinsley Properties has acquired the former Kmart property on Haines Road in Springettsbury Township. The company is working on a plan to reuse the site, though officials are not yet saying what might be included.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has named HHM as its hotel partner as part of the university's 17-story academic tower in downtown Harrisburg.

Cumberland County golf course company Brown Golf Management has added Royal Manchester Golf Links to its portfolio of managed courses.

Holla Spirits has opened a new headquarters in West Manchester Township, York County, to produce and distribute its line of vodka products.

Penn-Mar Human Services has promoted Jackie Stevens to the position of COO overseeing programs and services in Pennsylvania and Maryland.

Three midstate coffeehouses highlighted Equal Pay Day by printing gender wage gap statistics on their coffee sleeves.

Stewart & Tate Construction recently completed construction on the new Faulkner Nissan dealership on the Carlisle Pike in Silver Spring Township, Cumberland County.

The Landis brothers are forging ahead with plans to open a new nightclub in York City, but the fate of their proposed venue hinges on the approval of a liquor license.

The Millworks in Harrisburg was hit with a $6,000 civil penalty for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Hundreds of children are enthralled with the sport they are playing in the baseball stadium. Except they are not playing baseball. They are playing a game called Fortnite. And the video game has nothing in common with what older generations still call America’s favorite pastime.

After failing to crack $200,000 in the last state liquor license auction, buyer interest and winning bid prices picked back up in the latest round.

A $450,000 state grant has been awarded to aid Steam Into History as it works to expand its rail attraction in York County.

Caputo Brothers Creamery in southern York County is planning to partner with Derry Township-based Troegs Brewery to create a new beer-infused cheese.