When Spooky Nook Sports opened five years ago in Lancaster County, owner Sam Beiler was thinking only about sports.
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Hospitality & Retail
New stage coming to Hersheypark Stadium
The 22-year-old stage at Hersheypark Stadium is being retired and replaced with a newer model for the venue's summer season.
Read More »Soccer Shots opening new HQ in Dauphin County
Dauphin County-based Soccer Shots Franchising will unveil a new headquarters next week in Lower Swatara Township.
Read More »Liz Hess: Business savvy and umbrellas sustain Lancaster artist
Liz Hess found her fortune in the stroke of a paintbrush and in the form of an umbrella — a red one.
Read More »Central Pennsylvania baseball teams step up to woo fans
Eric Menzer considers the late September night when his baseball team won the 2017 Atlantic League championship to be one of the best of his life.
Read More »County commissioners OK free parking deal in Harrisburg
Dauphin County commissioners on Wednesday approved a resolution to help pay for free street parking in downtown Harrisburg after 5 p.m., a deal designed to revive happy-hour business in the capital city.
Read More »Where are the YorVoice winners now?
With the annual YorVoice competition just a few days away, singers and bands are no doubt warming up their pipes and flexing their harmonies before they hit the stage at the Appell Center for the Performing Arts in downtown York.
Read More »Yuengling releases first new flagship beer in 17 years
D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc., one of the largest U.S. craft-beer producers, is releasing a new year-round beer for the first time in 17 years and ending production of some seasonal beers.
Read More »Fulton Theatre sets stage for expansion
Plans are in motion for a multiphase, multimillion-dollar expansion of the Fulton Theatre, a landmark in downtown Lancaster since the 1850s and one of the oldest theaters in the U.S.
Read More »Gamut Theatre moving forward with $706K renovation
Harrisburg's Gamut Theatre is planning renovations this spring and summer that will add a second stage and expand educational spaces.
Read More »Hersha Hospitality sells Manhattan hotel for $32M
Upscale-hotel owner Hersha Hospitality Trust, which has corporate offices in Harrisburg and Philadelphia, has sold one of its hotels in New York City.
Read More »Troegs now No. 30 among largest U.S. craft brewers
Tröegs Brewing Co. in Derry Township, which has been expanding its brewery operations, has moved up on the list of largest U.S. craft-beer producers.
Read More »Chain of Mediterranean-style restaurants to open Lancaster location
Zoës Kitchen is opening a restaurant this week at the Shoppes at Belmont in Lancaster County, marking the chain's first location in Central Pennsylvania.
Read More »No dice: Latest mini-casino license fails to attract bidders
After four rounds of bidding that have netted nearly $120 million for state coffers, gaming regulators ran out of luck this week in their fifth attempt to auction off a mini-casino license.
Read More »Milton Hershey School launches new pre-apprenticeship program
Hoping to better prepare high school students who are undecided about their post-graduation plans, the Milton Hershey School has launched a new program in conjunction with the state.
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