GENEVA — Real Deals Dollar Store in Seneca Falls will close its doors permanently by mid-March. Other stores in the Auburn-based chain already have been shuttered, and the owner plans to close all locations by the middle of 2024.

GENEVA — Mushrooms just might be the superhero of foods they repurpose agricultural waste, are nutrient-dense, can help manage diabetes and can be used to decrease meat consumption.

PENN YAN — The head of the New York Wine & Grape Foundation and the agency’s leading promoter are getting recognition from a leading trade magazine and website.

WATERLOO — The reviews are in, and they are good.

PENN YAN — KanPak U.S., a leading supplier of beverages and desserts using aseptic processing technology and a subsidiary of Golden State Foods, recently hosted the groundbreaking of a 195,000-square-foot expansion to its current Penn Yan facility.

NEWARK — Two Newark-based electronics manufacturers that will soon be neighbors in the Silver Hill Technology Park are reporting stronger earnings this month.

WATERLOO — The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce and Sessler Companies recently presented the 2019 Small Business of the Year Award to Waterloo Laundry Depot.

OVID — The menu at the Golden Buck has remained largely the same through the years, its focus on all-American comfort food consistent throughout.

SENECA FALLS — All that’s missing are lounging guests sipping exotic drinks with little umbrellas stuck on top.

NEWARK — Ultralife Corporation said it has scored a $10 million contract for one of its radio-charging products.

SENECA CASTLE — At 87, Cliff Kunes still makes it to work once in a while to the company he started 50 years ago. It’s not a long commute; in fact, the founder of Castle Harvester Metal Fabricators lives just across the street.

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SENECA FALLS — Restaurants have a few basic kitchen needs, like the equipment needed to cook food, as well as freeze and cool it.

PHELPS — The leader of a 99-year-old company spearheading high-speed broadband in the region has been honored for advancing the industry.

GENEVA — One of downtown’s newest businesses is the co-host of a Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce event celebrating the opening of its Finger Lakes office.

LYONS — A new project hopes to capture the commercial history of Lyons in pictures.

NEWARK — A company that almost ended up in the industrial graveyard is set to begin a new phase of growth.

SODUS POINT — Even while Lake Ontario water levels are reaching record heights and lakeshore communities continue to fight the encroaching water, Sodus Point Mayor Dave McDowell is confident his resort community will not only overcome the struggle but will deliver its usual dose of summertim…

WATERLOO — For Tim and Rachel Hoover, the key to more customers has been a bigger store.

NEWARK — A cannabidiol-products manufacturer plans to invest millions of dollars into the former Jackson & Perkins greenhouse complex, where it will grow hemp seed, hemp plants and process hemp for CBD products.

GENEVA — City entrepreneurs don’t need to go it alone when it comes to starting or growing their business.

VICTOR — The Finger Lakes Visitors Connection recognized the legacy of one of Ontario County’s most prominent winemakers, the late John Brahm, during its annual Tourism Legacy Awards ceremony at the New York Beer Project in Victor on May 13.

NEWARK — IEC Electronics is hosting a June 6 groundbreaking for its new manufacturing facility at Silver Hill Technology Park.

LODI — Where can one go in the Finger Lakes to enjoy two of the finest smells a nose can experience?

NEWARK — Ultralife officials say the company has acquired Southwest Electronic Energy Corporation, including its manufacturing and technology facility, for $25 million in cash.

GENEVA — A change is coming to the corner of Seneca and Linden streets in downtown Geneva.

NEWARK — The long-vacant St. Michael School on South Main Street is expected to have a new tenant soon.

ALBANY — A bill that would provide greater rights for the state’s farmworkers continues to draw criticism from the agriculture and business community, as well as state and local legislators.

GENEVA — Liz Dean isn’t a student at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, but the College Store on St. Clair Street is her first stop when she’s looking for a book.

GENEVA — A couple of “really rough years in the orchards” convinced Brian Nicholson and Red Jacket Orchards that it was time for another tweak of its business model.