Donna Rovins is a Business Editor at The Mercury. She covers local businesses and economic issues that shape the community, with a focus on retail, banking, and hospitality sectors. Donna's work has been featured in several publications, including the Journal Register Company, Daily Local News, and The Morning Call.
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Donna Rovins' coverage primarily focuses on local business and industry news, including press releases, private sector announcements, and events in Pennsylvania. She also covers topics related to the economy, tourism, business growth, small businesses, and fundraising.
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The effort was part of Ford's Summer of Community Impact
By: Donna Rovins
New Castle Lawn & Landscape recently received national recognition from Lawn & Landscape magazine. The Berks County company is among 27 companies named to Lawn & Landscape's 2026 list of Best Places to Work.
New Castle Lawn & Landscape named a Best Place to Work
ZeroEyes, the Montgomery County-based firm that created a multi-analytics weapons detection and threat intelligence platform, recently launched
By: Donna Rovins
The Berks firm plans to relocate and rebrand the riverboat casino operations.
By: Donna Rovins
Many avoid the topic, and put off making plans. August is Make-a-Will month — the perfect time to talk about the importance of planning for what happens when we die or if we get sick.
By: Donna Rovins
Many avoid the topic, and put off making plans.
The transportation provider was recognized across four industry categories
Mike Innocenzo to depart Exelon and PECO in 2027 Mike Innocenzo, chief operating officer of Exelon Corp. and interim president and CEO of PECO, will depart the company in 2027 after a nearly 40-year career at PECO and Exelon.
Wawa stores in Berks, Delaware and Montgomery counties will be locations for four of the chargers.
