A new voice for a new chapter in a county built on industry, grit, and reinvention.

I launched Beaver County Business because I believe this place deserves a news source as ambitious, hard-working, and future-minded as the people who call it home.

My own roots in Beaver County run deep. My great-great-grandfather, A.P. Morrow, built bicycle brakes in Beaver Falls back when pedal power was the cutting edge. Half a century later, my father opened a car dealership just across the street from A.P.’s former factory – selling Fords and Lincolns in the heart of steel country. As a kid, I watched the mills light the sky at night and learned what it meant to build, make, and move things that mattered. That legacy still shapes the way I see the world – and this county.

Today, Beaver County is evolving – but its foundations remain the same. Energy, infrastructure, and manufacturing still drive the local economy. But the speed of change, the complexity of the challenges, and the stakes for local businesses have never been higher. That’s why local business news isn’t just helpful – it’s essential.

Beaver County Business is here to connect the dots: between new jobs and old factories, between digital finance and legacy industries, between small-town storefronts and global supply chains. Whether you’re a business owner, an elected official, a startup founder, or just someone who wants to understand where the local economy is headed – we’re building this for you.

Although we’re local in focus, we don’t think small. Our standard is the kind of clear, credible, and compelling journalism you’d expect from a national business magazine – with the added advantage that we actually live here. We’re not parachuting in for a photo op. We’re covering the story from inside the story.

So welcome. Sign up. (It’s free!) Send us a tip. Pitch us a column. Challenge us to do better.

This is your publication. And Beaver County is ready for its next boom.

Rodger Morrow
Editor & Publisher
Beaver County Business