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HARRISBURG

Local businesses recognized

The Pennsylvania Chamber Foundation announced the recipients of its 2026 "Greatest Places to Intern in PA" awards, recognizing organizations across the Commonwealth that provide exceptional internship experiences and help prepare students for successful careers.

High-quality internships give students the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge, develop professional skills and explore career pathways while helping employers connect with future talent.

Included among those recognized are: Sheetz Inc., 84 Lumber Company, Fulton Bank, Leonard S. Fiore Inc., S&T Bank and the Giant Company.

BELLEFONTE

Stuckey building new site

Stuckey Ford Bellefonte celebrated the groundbreaking of its new dealership location on Benner Pike on Monday.

The new Benner Pike location will allow Stuckey Ford Bellefonte to expand its facilities and enhance the sales and service experience for customers. The new facility will have 32 bays, an increase from the previous location. The new location will also be a Ford Pro Elite facility that not only delivers quality maintenance for commercial vehicles and fleets, but also sells commercial vehicles.

Additional details on the new dealership, including construction timeline and grand opening date, will be announced as the project progresses. The Stuckey Ford Bellefonte Collision Center will remain at the current location and continue to serve the community.

7 Brew holds grand opening

7 Brew, a drive-thru beverage brand offering more than 20,000 unique drink combinations, celebrated its grand opening in Altoona Tuesday at 570 W. Plank Road.

Along with the ribbon-cutting, the drink stand gave $23,494 to the Central Pennsylvania Humane Society following a weekend of collecting donations for the nonprofit.

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