Known Unknowns: With a little digging and networking, you can find answers to your many questions.
I get asked a lot of questions about Harrisburg. Sometimes, they are basic questions with easy answers. “What’s the rule… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
An Optimist Strikes Back: Good things are happening right before our eyes. So, what’s with all the cynicism?
I meet people every day who love living and working in Harrisburg. Often, just having a coffee at Little Amps… Read More
Musical Notes: Big Bands, Small Spaces
Summer is heading towards its end, but that doesn’t mean that Harrisburg’s music scene is winding down too. Our little… Read More
6-Month Check-Up: Eric Papenfuse has been mayor for half-a-year. How’s he doing?
Back in January, I wrote that we couldn’t reasonably expect to judge the performance of Harrisburg’s new mayor until at… Read More
July News Digest
Zoning Code Gets OK Harrisburg has a new zoning code, as City Council last month approved a complete overhaul… Read More
Community Corner: Notable August Events
Lunchtime Concert Series Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Have your lunch at the Broad Street Market and enjoy… Read More
Justice Delayed: Harrisburg ponders how to use acres of empty space as Congress puts the proposed federal courthouse on hold.
A vacant lot stands at N. 6th and Reily streets in Harrisburg. But where, many ask, is our shiny new… Read More
City to Residents, Visitors: Get Ready for Kipona
Are you a fan of the pow-wow, the chili cook-off, the fireworks, the canoe races, the music, the food and… Read More
Half-a-Year Out, Laid Off Parking Employees Count Their Losses
On a Monday morning last December, two days before Christmas, Robert Wilson finished his final shift at the River Street… Read More
Theft Charges Filed Against Former Leader of Police Athletic League
The office of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane filed charges today against Harrisburg police officer Jennie Jenkins, who was placed… Read More