Wolcott

The longtime partners, who bought the rivet maker in 1997 when it had seven employees and one customer, are investing $4 million in a new Wolcott facility as the company continues to expand its precision fastener business across multiple industries.

A Groton couple is transforming a 63-year-old Wolcott bowling alley into a holographic zoo featuring 3D projections of lions, sharks, dinosaurs and more. The $1.5M project aims to open by April.

A Bridgeport-based metals manufacturer and distributor is setting up operations in a Wolcott light industrial building following a $3.1 million purchase.

Fiber internet provider GoNetspeed announced this week it has expanded its service area in New Haven County...

Internet provider GoNetspeed announced Monday it is expanding construction of its high-speed “fiber-to-the premises” infrastructure in five...

When the coronavirus pandemic began to surge in Connecticut, Wolcott yoga and wellness studio owner Amanda Audibert...

As we prepare to ring in the new year, we look back at the business stories in...

Behind every Connecticut craft beer, there’s a story on tap. Thanks to the explosion of craft brewers and...

A tire business is going into the former Perfection Screw and Rivet industrial building in Wolcott. The 17,800-square-foot...

It wasn't long after opening Bloomfield's Back East Brewing that CEO Tony Karlowicz realized something was changing in the fast-growing craft beer industry.