And They’re Off: The race is on for Harrisburg mayor, council, school board.
Five candidates for mayor, seven candidates for City Council, and 10 candidates for school board. Harrisburg voters will have three… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
School Recovery Update: Report Shows Progress, Substantial Challenges Remain
The Harrisburg School District is showing improvement financially and academically, but significant challenges remain, according to a report released… Read More
Green Day: What to know about the city’s St. Patrick’s Day parade and 5K/10K race.
Bagpiper Amanda Spangenberg Baughman has “lost count” in the number of parades she’s participated in. But Harrisburg’s St. Patrick’s Day… Read More
New Eats: Fresa Bistro to Open Monday in Strawberry Square
Harrisburg diners will have a new, healthier option next week, as Fresa Bistro on Third is slated to open Monday… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
This weekend I’m headed to New York City. I’m pretty excited about this trip. Our agenda is relatively loose, but… Read More
Happy Hour, Anyone? New Parking Phone App Goes Live with Discounts Today
Good news drivers: There’s no reason anymore to be wet or cold as you input all your information into Harrisburg’s… Read More
Fire Funds Update: Bureau of Fire to receive $250,000 to renovate 1980s-era fire stations
Harrisburg’s two fire stations will receive a $250,000 grant to update the 1980s-era facilities. This morning, the Dauphin County commissioners… Read More
School Voice: Karen Snider left a tremendous legacy, and big shoes to fill, at the Harrisburg Public Schools Foundation.
A screen drops down in the cafeteria where 400 students gather before the school day starts at Downey Elementary School.… Read More