Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in Grantville, Dauphin County was fined $20,000 this week for allegedly conducting poker tournaments in 2019 that were not approved by the state Gaming Control Board.

Mental health concerns among the LGBTQ population are a pressing issue in the state, according to Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine.

The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities has launched an initiative to try to help women better save for retirement.

Pottsville’s D.G. Yuengling & Sons Inc. wants to add foodies to its fandom.

Domani Wealth welcomed its newest owner this week, marking the 10th co-owner for the Lancaster-based financial planning and wealth management firm.

Barry A. Solodky has been named a senior counsel of Saxton & Stump’s newly formed bankruptcy and creditors’ rights practice, part of the Manheim Township-based legal and consulting firm’s strategy to grow service offerings to clients.

The York-based brokerage firm recruited Edward A. Tobin, a former assistant district attorney and law clerk with Lancaster County, to fill the new position of director of claims, effective Monday. McConkey executives are looking to Tobin to work with the firm’s clients on proactive claims handling to ensure they are properly managed.

York-based public relations and marketing agency Gavin announced on Tuesday that it has opened a new office in Lancaster County, expanding the company’s footprint and better serving regional clients.

Through his agency, CrocodileDog Marketing, Matthew Davis has laid the groundwork by putting York on the map for fellow foodies and beer enthusiasts in Maryland and New York with annual festivals for the last 12 years.

Businesses and nonprofits are being encouraged to apply for funds from a pool of $200,000 in grants to support clean technology and energy efficiency in the Met-Ed and Penelec energy companies’ service territory.

The cost of a restaurant liquor license in York and Lancaster counties may fall from the heights they reached in recent years, partially because fewer grocers stores are looking to buy them.

House lawmakers voted to tighten regulations in a piece of legislation aimed at reducing the regulatory burden on small conventional oil and gas providers.

Harrisburg Young Professionals appointed its latest suite of leaders, including a new president, for the upcoming year.

The executive director of a Camp Hill-based IT and management consulting firm resigned last week, prompting the firm to elect its vice president to the position temporarily.

The York Builders Association installed Nicholas Sabold of Sabold Construction as its president for 2020.