CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA (WHTM) — Aside from rain and the Easter Bunny, the month of April also brought 20 new businesses to the Midstate.

Here is a recap of all the openings, in case you missed it:

Openings:

Turkey Hill and Sbarro (4/3)

  • A new Turkey Hill with an anchored Sbarro pizza restaurant recently opened in Lancaster. The construction of the new multi-establishment began back in June 2022.

Jenne’s Garden & Farm Center (4/5)

  • A new independently owned garden center recently opened in Lebanon County. The new garden center is owned and operated by Jenell Martin. The new center offers monthly gardening and planting workshops for children and adults.

Amazon facility (4/5)

  • A new Amazon Delivery Station was recently unveiled in Mount Joy, Lancaster. The new facility is 400,000 square feet and is expected to create about 150 direct and indirect jobs.

Let’s Roll (4/6)

  • Let’s Roll is an electric bicycle shop that recently opened its second location in Lancaster County. The e-bike retail store and repair shop is owned and operated by Tim Hill and Ryan Finger, who opened their first Let’s Roll location in Columbia, Pa. back on May 6, 2022.

Crumbl Cookies (4/10)

  • A new Crumbl Cookies franchise recently opened a new location in Cumberland County. The new franchise location is owned and operated by Sam and Penny Yarbrough.

Premier Martial Arts Studio (4/11)

  • A new martial arts studio recently opened its doors in Mechanicsburg, Pa. The new studio is owned and operated by Brian and Kourtney Joyce and they offer adult and children’s classes.

Homegoodies and Coffee (4/12)

  • A local coffee shop in Lancaster recently expanded and opened their now second location. Homegoodies and Coffee are owned and operated by Jerome Eagles, who opened the first Homegoodies and Coffee storefront back in 2020.

Kentucky Fried Chicken (4/12)

  • A long-awaited KFC recently opened in Palmyra, Lebanon County. The new KFC has a drive-thru lane and is 2,000 square feet in size. The new KFC also has indoor seating which can accommodate 25 guests.

Beyond the Battle Museum (4/14)

  • A new interactive museum called Beyond the Battle recently opened its doors in Gettysburg. The new museum offers 12 different immersive galleries inside the new 25,000-square-foot building.

Brick Heads (4/14)

  • A local Lego store named Brick Heads recently expanded its business, opening a second location in Middletown. Brick Heads is owned and operated by Ron Daggett and his Lego store buys and sells Lego sets and individual Lego pieces.

Decked Out Donuts (4/17)

  • An independently owned donut shop recently opened its doors in Hanover. The owners and operators of the new Decked Out Donuts are Rick and Amy Lovisone – the new donut shop offers a variety of baked goods, such as muffins, cookies, brownies, donuts, and more!

Chick-Fil-A (4/19)

  • A long-awaited Chick-Fil-A restaurant location held its grand opening in Camp Hill this month. The new location is owned and operated by Brian Gibson, who also owns and operates a Chick-fil-A in Mechanicsburg.

Lebanon Valley Craft Brewery (4/19)

  • A Lebanon County-based brewery recently opened its doors at a historic building that has been utilized as a brewery since 1865. The co-owner of Lebanon Valley Craft Brewery is Dave Koch.

The Spot Hometown Deli (4/20)

  • A new deli that focuses on helping the community recently opened in Elizabethtown. The new deli offers soups, sandwiches, salads, fruit salads, pasta salads, potato salads, snacks, and more. The owner of the new establishment is Pittsburgh native Kristin Cunningham.

Union Beer House (4/20)

  • This Lebanon County-based tap house recently reopened at a new location. The owner and operator of Union Beer House, Makara “Mak” Mam, first opened the establishment back in 2012.

Revolutionary Hot Sauce Eatery & Brewpub (4/21)

  • A local hot sauce crafter named Tim Myers recently opened a new restaurant in Mechanicsburg under the same name as his hot sauce brand. The new gastropub will offer a variety of American classics while offering the chance for customers to spice it up, or what they call ‘making it revolutionary’.

SavorHood (4/21)

  • A new food dining experience will soon be opening in Gettysburg. This food hall is filled with great local eateries and a brewery. The owners of the new SavorHood are Steve Burton and Judy Morley, who moved to Pennsylvania from Colorado in April 2018.

Nonna Ilva (4/24)

  • A local Italian eatery will soon open its second location in Carlisle. The owners of Nonna Ilva are Mattia Cappella and Hannah Houtz, and they offer a wide selection of freshly made Italian cuisines and baked goods.

VetCheck (4/25)

  • A new animal hospital will soon be opening its doors in York County. The new VetCheck is owned and operated by Sabrena Hartley and her partner Christine Thomas. The new facility will act as an urgent care center for dogs, cats, and other small mammals.

Playa Bowls (4/27)

  • A new franchise acai berry bowl establishment recently opened in Camp Hill. The new franchise location is owned and operated by Brooke Butler Wagner, who also owns and operates a Playa Bowls location in Carlisle.