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Sheetz vying for best regional fast food in USA Today reader poll - Vimarsana News

Sheetz vying for best regional fast food in USA Today reader poll

We know how much you love your Sheetz shnacks and shweets. Now is your chance to let the rest of the country know how good they are. The Altoona-based convenience store chain has been selected by USA Today as a finalist for this year’s Best Regional Fast Food Reader’s Choice

Circa-2006 Sheetz in East Hempfield Township to be torn down, rebuilt - Vimarsana News

Circa-2006 Sheetz in East Hempfield Township to be torn down, rebuilt

The Sheetz at Columbia Avenue and Centerville Road in East Hempfield Township is closing Sunday so it can be torn down, and then rebuilt. A late March reopening is planned.

Construction of new Sheetz begins in Larksville - Vimarsana News

Construction of new Sheetz begins in Larksville

LARKSVILLE — Sheetz has begun constructing a new store at 550 E. Main St. at the former site of Reese’s Classic Pizza that was destroyed when a fire ripped through

Remodeled Sheetz reopens in New Stanton - Vimarsana News

Remodeled Sheetz reopens in New Stanton

The familiar bright red glow has returned to the night sky in New Stanton, beckoning turnpike travelers and locals alike. A remodeled, 6,070-square-foot Sheetz convenience store known for 24-7 fuel and made-to-order (MTO) food opened Wednesday after being shuttered for most of the summer during the reconstruction. One of the

Lancaster County employers raising minimum pay to $15 in effort to fill chronic job openings - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County employers raising minimum pay to $15 in effort to fill chronic job openings

Employers of all sizes in Lancaster County share a big problem -- they can’t fill their job openings.