Business
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The Clock Is Ticking for Pa. Lawmakers to Regulate Skill Games. Here Are the Hurdles in Their Way
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Harrisburg needs to figure out a taxation rate and regulatory scheme for skill games, plus decide where the money will go.
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Mya’s Potroast Brings Authentic Jamaican Cuisine to State College
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State College has been home to a variety of different global flavors. There is no shortage of possibilities if you are craving Mexican, Italian or Indian delicacies, to name a few. However, a niche that had yet to be carved out is the island flavor of Jamaica, and Mya’s Potroast Jamaican Cuisine is here to…
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Skill Games Are Slot Machines, Must Adhere to Pa.’s Gambling Law, State Supreme Court Rules
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Law enforcement can’t take any action for four months, which gives the legislature a window to finally regulate the devices.
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Great PA News Quiz: Chatbots Fake Credentials, Major Employer Does Layoffs and Shopping Carts Go AI
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In this quiz: A company invests in a Pennsylvania facility, a permanent water takeover is approved and how the state turnpike is using its land.
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With Record Number of Participants, Happy Valley Restaurant Week to Showcase ‘Greatest Hits’
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Happy Valley Restaurant Week is back June 12-21 with a record number of eateries participating in the showcase of Centre County’s culinary delights. The annual event will have 34 participating eateries, the most since it was relaunched in 2021 by marketing professionals Maggie Anderson and Matt Fern, according to organizers. “Greatest Hits” is the theme…
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College Township Council Approves Plan for Rehabilitation Hospital at Innovation Park
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College Township Council on Thursday gave conditional approval to plans for a privately-owned acute care rehabilitation hospital at Penn State’s Innovation Park. Developer Catalyst Healthcare Real Estate plans to construct the two-story, 56,000-square-foot facility at the northeastern end of Innovation Boulevard for PAM Health, a national healthcare provider based in Cumberland County. The 42-bed in-patient…
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Community Members Hopeful They Can Save Climb Nittany
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Climb Nittany in Boalsburg closed its doors on Sunday after five years in business, but a determined and growing group of community members have been working swiftly to try to bring it back. Save Climb Nittany has raised $1.9 million in less than a month since owner 5.Life, which leased the property at 328 Discovery…
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Legislation Proposes Selling 9 Acres of State Prison Land Near Shiloh Road to Adjacent Commercial Property Owner
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Updated 9:45 p.m. June 5, 2026. A small, unused piece of state prison land near Shiloh Road and Interstate 99 in Benner Township could be sold to a neighboring commercial property owner under bipartisan legislation introduced by two lawmakers from Centre County. The proposal from state Reps. Paul Takac, D-College Township, and Kerry Benninghoff, R-Bellefonte,…
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Two More Businesses Lease Space in Former Bellefonte Rite Aid Building
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A sandwich shop chain and a phone carrier store are the latest businesses to join the redevelopment of the former Rite Aid building in Bellefonte. Jersey Mike’s and Verizon have signed leases for space inside the 821 E. Bishop St. building, Kandy Weader of Bennett Williams, the commercial real estate agent for the property, wrote…
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Explore Restaurant Inspections in Centre County With Spotlight PA’s New Tool
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The new tool lets readers search for restaurant inspections across 61 counties.