While Penn National Gaming expects to take until mid-September to submit its application for a mini-casino in York County, the odds of that gambling parlor landing in Springettsbury Township, specifically at the York Galleria, are improving.
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Hospitality & Retail
York entrepreneur launches first canned cocktails
After a series of delays in getting his business off the ground, a York entrepreneur has started production on an all-natural line of canned cocktails.
Read More »Heavy rain closes Hersheypark, Knoebels
Two amusement parks in Central Pennsylvania — Hersheypark and Knoebels Amusement Resort — have closed today due to heavy rainfall and flooding over the past few days.
Read More »Room for competition? As Yorktowne undergoes renovation, area hotelier raises questions
As the Yorktowne Hotel embarks on multimillion-dollar renovations, one business owner is questioning whether the project will be a boon or a burden to area hoteliers.
Read More »Game on: Whitaker Center CEO sees esports potential in downtown Harrisburg
When Ted Black interviewed for the job as president and CEO of Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts, he was asked about steps he would take to attract a younger audience.
Read More »Friday hearing halted after Grandview court filing
A petition filed by Brew Vino LLC has put a halt to a state panel's hearing, scheduled for Friday, on alleged discrimination at Grandview Golf Club in York County.
Read More »Ahead of gambling expansion, Pa. casinos generate record revenue
As Pennsylvania wades into online gambling, sports betting and new mini casinos, casino operators are raking in record gaming revenue from their existing operations.
Read More »Lutricia Eberly: Selling warm fun in a cold-friendly environment
It's 85 degrees and sunny, a perfect summer day.
Read More »State selling nearly $38K in rare whiskeys
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board this week is holding a lottery to sell off rare whiskeys, including a few priced at $2,000 a bottle.
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Slideshow: Lancaster County hotel soon to be 100 percent solar-powered
High Hotels Ltd. announced last week it is installing a $1.5 million solar array that will generate 100 percent of the electrical power required to operate the Courtyard by Marriott-Lancaster at Greenfield Corporate Center in East Lampeter Township.
Read More »Italian restaurant and bakery opens in former New Cumberland sub shop
An Italian restaurant and bakery has opened in downtown New Cumberland, part of the Cumberland County borough's ongoing revitalization efforts.
Read More »A Conversation With: Laura Fiore
Laura Fiore, 51, joined AAA Central Penn as vice president of human resources in 2017.
Read More »State opens applications for sports betting providers, but casinos remain on sidelines
Pennsylvania opened the door this week for companies that support sports betting operations to apply for licenses, as the commonwealth, like several other states, jumps into legalized sports betting.
Read More »State panel seeks testimony from Grandview, adds hearing
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission is returning to York County to continue its probe into an alleged act of discrimination at Grandview Golf Club.
Read More »High Hotels announces $1.5M solar investment to power Courtyard by Marriott-Lancaster
High Hotels Ltd. is installing a $1.5 million solar array that, High officials say, will generate 100 percent of the electricity needed to operate the Courtyard by Marriott-Lancaster hotel.
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