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Pa Food Merchants Association supports alcohol delivery bill
The Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association supports House Bill 1451 to allow third-party alcohol delivery in PA with strict age verification safeguards.
Meeka Fine Jewelry grows craft and community in Camp Hill and Rhode Island
Meeka Fine Jewelry, founded by Monika Krol in Camp Hill, blends handcrafted design with community-focused retail, expanding to Rhode Island and online.
Sauder’s Eggs recognized as Best Certified Humane Egg Brand
Lititz-based Sauder’s Eggs has been recognized by The Food Institute as the Best Certified Humane Egg Brand.
PFMA says swipe fee bill would protect retailers, lower consumer prices
The Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association praised the Pennsylvania House Finance Committee for advancing a measure aimed at preventing credit card companies from charging swipe fees on Pennsylvania sales tax.
Farm Show Complex hosting Pa. Auto Show
The 2026 Pennsylvania Auto Show features the latest from Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep.
Retail gallery opens in Harrisburg
Local entrepreneurs open a retail gallery in Harrisburg.
Parx Casino Shippensburg preparing for official debut of live table games
Parx Casino Shippensburg is preparing for the debut of live table games.
Central Pa. distillery earns award, announces expansion
Central Pennsylvania’s Mason Dixon Distillery won first place in the RTD Cocktail category at the PA Farm Show. The Gettysburg-based distillery also announced canned cocktail expansion plans for this year.
Sheetz expands in Cumberland County
Mid-Atlantic restaurant and convenience chain Sheetz will officially open its new Camp Hill store on Thursday.
Sheetz opening new Lancaster location
Sheetz is officially opening its new Lancaster store on Monday, Jan. 12.
Former Sheetz CEO Stephen G. Sheetz dies at 77
Former Sheetz president, CEO and chairman Stephen G. Sheetz has died at 77, leaving a legacy of growth, innovation and leadership at the company.
NAI CIR sells Gettysburg land for Wawa, Chick-fil-A
A 19-acre tract will be developed to include Gettysburg’s first Wawa, a new Chick-fil-A, and two additional retail pad sites.
