As the York Revolution get ready to kick off the 2019 season, the minor-league baseball team has trotted out a new lineup of local owners.

Derry Township-based Tröegs Brewing Co. continues to move up the list of the largest craft-beer producers in the country, coming in at No. 27 this year.

Decades, a new arcade and bowling alley in Lancaster, was built to recreate the nostalgia of 100 years of entertainment in one business.

Taste Test, a well-known restaurant incubator in downtown York, is closing its doors.

After pulling out of a deal in Dauphin County last year, a baseball and softball training franchise has found a home in Lebanon County.

A public hearing will be held this month to determine if York City residents will support a proposed nightclub's application to serve liquor within city limits.

The Bandit is on the run with plans to roll into Carlisle this summer.

Ashley Winch is doubling down on her indoor golf business on the East Shore.

Twin Ponds West employees had one last skate before the rink officially closed its doors on March 4.

Two new tasting rooms opened at the end of February in downtown Harrisburg, promising to give Pennsylvania's swelling roster of craft breweries, wineries and small-batch distilleries a better – albeit limited – opportunity to sell their beverages.

A common thread among area business leaders is their ability to seek out peers for advice, mentorship and personal growth.

Michelle Rondinelli, 41, is part of the third generation of ownership of Kitchen Kettle Village in Lancaster County.

Megan Seiferth knows 3700 Market St. in Hampden Township nearly as well as its former owner, Sophia Nelms.

The plan and opening date for a restaurant, brewery and live music venue at the historic Englewood Barn in Derry Township have changed after one of the partners in the redevelopment project filed for bankruptcy.

When Adam Harris left the state House in November after 16 years in office, he didn't have another job lined up.