Paula Wolf is a journalist based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, focusing on local business news. She writes for publications such as Lehigh Valley Business and Central Penn Business Journal, covering a range of topics including company acquisitions, closures, and economic developments in the area. Her work has also been featured in LebTown.
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In honor of its 195th anniversary, Pottsville-based brewery D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc. is bringing back Yuengling Bock.
By: Paula Wolf
When Rosie Langello, who grew up in Lebanon County, was named sports director at WSFA in Alabama’s capital of Montgomery more than two years ago, she was the seventh person to hold that job – and the first woman.
By: Paula Wolf
In a statement provided to LebTown, the Rev. Bruce A. Greer, interim pastor of Myerstown UCC, said the German Reformed congregation peaked at 981 members in 1978, but now has only 132 members and averages about 35 worshippers in its 300-seat sanctuary on Sundays.
By: Paula Wolf
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By: Paula Wolf
After much anticipation, HeyDude is now open at Tanger Outlets Lancaster.
By: Paula Wolf
The latest consumer sentiment report for Lancaster County mirrors the positive vibes happening nationally, with the highest index score recorded in four of five questions since the survey started tracking local conditions in April 2020. January’s overall index score of 95.1 is 4.9 points above the November number.
Virginia Tech commit and standout wrestler Aaron Seidel, known for his humility and dedication, seeks his third consecutive state championship, a first for a Northern Lebanon wrestler.
The Fredericksburg native announced Feb. 19 on Facebook that she was moving her company from Dauphin, near Harrisburg, to 139 S. Faith Road in Grantville, right next to the Lebanon County line with Dauphin County.
By: Paula Wolf
Closing 2023 with a record low 2.5% unemployment rate, York County saw an increase of 1,510 people in the labor supply, an uptick for only the second time since 2007.
As you may have heard by now, a bill currently making its way through the North Carolina legislature (House Bill 10 – Require Sheriffs to Cooperate with ICE) is the subject of significant controversy.
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